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In Search of Schrödinger's Cat: Quantum physics reality by John Gribbin

My first e-book on my kindle paperwhite

How Software Works: The Magic Behind Encryption, CGI, Search Engines, and Other Everyday Technologies by V. Anton Spraul

https://shop.2000ad.com/catalogue/MEG396P

Have a look at the title of the Judge Dredd Vs Razorjack story

markfiend wrote:https://shop.2000ad.com/catalogue/MEG396P

Have a look at the title of the Judge Dredd Vs Razorjack story

EDIT: the von smiley has the look of dredd doesn't it?

Recently re-read the entire Nemesis the Warlock series, Dark Ages (by John Pritchard), Electric Eden (by Rob Young), and A Year in the Country: Wandering through Spectral Fields (by Stephen Price)

has anyone read this book?!?
please do me a favour and yourself one and read it.

i have a feeling this image is going to be huge!!! sorry mods...i don't know how to control size...a PM with simple instructions would be lovely

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hard to believe i am only just reading this for the first time.

eastmidswhizzkid wrote:#
hard to believe i am only just reading this for the first time.

Enjoy! I’ve got a dedicated autographed copy somewhere, signed by RAW sometime in the early/mid 90’s at Forbidden Books in Dallas, TX.

Not a book, but an announcement of a series of articles by the Quietus investigating extreme politics in underground music

With the far right in ascendence across the globe, there's never been a more necessary time to investigate fascist and racist infiltration, current and historical, into the underground culture we love. In an introductory essay to a new Quietus series, Dylan Miller explains why we're doing it.

http://thequietus.com/articles/25682-fa ... etal-noise

Just bought in Athenscon and will be next reading when finish first this

Now:
Rip it Up and Start Again by Simon Reynolds

Just finished:
Desperado. Autobiography by Tomasz Stańko, Rafał Księżyk (Interviewer)

I've just finished Just Kids by Patti Smith, her memoir of Robert Mapplethorpe. I't an absolutely beautiful book, tender and loving.

just started:

Bartek wrote:just started:

Oh, just got a copy myself. Not sure when I’ll get to it though.

Edit: turns out there’s also a play based on it being performed in my neighborhood. Just grabbed tickets.

I bought it after i've read article about him and his work, plus, this, and Whatever, because these were very cheap evan as for e-book. I don't know if read whole, but i'm curiose, and i like people poking other in eyes.

I've long held that Peter Murphy was a genius who would never be properly understood in his own lifetime, but until I read this headline I had had no idea just how influential he has been.

Bartek wrote:I don't know if read whole, but i'm curiose, and i like people poking other in eyes.

And I did read it whole. Interesting and I can't find why it cause such madness on left-side? Like some issues that he presented in book published in 2015 wasn't true (sponsoring thus influencing on many schools and universities, sport clubs and so).
Houellebecq certainly knows what's going around, can read emotion of mob and sociteties, he can write some catching phrases, cynical, sarcatis as true.

^ classic! I had that very edition when I was younger.

eastmidswhizzkid wrote:

Hope it's a copy with Rage in it, he let it fall out of print a few years back, no new edition of The Bachman Books contains Rage and I very much doubt you'll see a new edition of it ever again.

zaltys7 wrote:

eastmidswhizzkid wrote:

Hope it's a copy with Rage in it, he let it fall out of print a few years back, no new edition of The Bachman Books contains Rage and I very much doubt you'll see a new edition of it ever again.

yes Rage is in it.