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Stars and Bars - William Boyd
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[Misc] What Book are you Currently Reading?
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Marshy
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The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett
Palacefinder General
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- Apr 5, 2019
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Beachy!!!
mune ni kamome
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Just finished Brian Horton’s 2000 games which was a pleasant trip down memory lane.
Next up though: An Ice Cream War-William Boyd
Beach Hut
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Last Boyd book to read until a new one comes out, I see there is a new one due out shortly called Trio
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Beach Hut
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Magnificent book, you will enjoy it
dejavuatbtn
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Tim Carder’s Brighton & Hove Albion and the First World War. I’ve had an interest in WW1 since researching my Great grandfather who died in it. It’s an interesting read, full of Albion stuff not covered by his other remarkable books on the Albion.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Just about finished White, the first non-fiction book by Bret Easton Ellis, author of Less Than Zero and American Psycho (Patrick Bateman dotes on Donald J Trump, who gets no less than FORTY name checks in American Psycho, a book published in 1991...)
White is a series of essays and remembrances, where the author was at the time, both geographically and head-mentally. Plenty of interesting insights into the creation and reception of his novels that catapulted him into litetary stardom earlydoors, while he was still at college. A child of Generation X, he's gloriously scathing and entertaining about Generation Z's Cancel Culture. He wonders 'when liberal progressives became such society matrons, clutching their pearls in horror every time anyone had an opinion that wasn't the mirror image of their own'. He'd hate the concept of The Bear Pit.
White is a series of essays and remembrances, where the author was at the time, both geographically and head-mentally. Plenty of interesting insights into the creation and reception of his novels that catapulted him into litetary stardom earlydoors, while he was still at college. A child of Generation X, he's gloriously scathing and entertaining about Generation Z's Cancel Culture. He wonders 'when liberal progressives became such society matrons, clutching their pearls in horror every time anyone had an opinion that wasn't the mirror image of their own'. He'd hate the concept of The Bear Pit.
seagull_special
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CJ Sansom Is a brilliant writer.
Palacefinder General
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Ghost of Killer Reeves
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Long Road from Jarrow by Stuart Maconie.
Beach Hut
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A Season With Verona - Tim Parks
Beach Hut
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The Prodigal Spy - Joseph Kanon
Don Quixote
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Pyramids - Terry Pratchett
seagull_special
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The Night Fire by Michael Connelly , up there with Joseph Wambaugh, Henning Manoel and James Ellroy when it comes to crime writing. Would be interested in other posters favourite crime writers.
Barry Izbak
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The Lie She Told by Catherine Yaffe
Recommended by someone on here. Someone's friend?
Anyway, the power of NSC as I bought it and am enjoying it.
Recommended by someone on here. Someone's friend?
Anyway, the power of NSC as I bought it and am enjoying it.