Something to Read?

[Onket]

Stewart Lee's book is fantastic- http://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Escaped-My- ... 147&sr=1-6

Currently readign this one and properly recommend it to everyone. Even if you don't like his stand up stuff.

[syd hancock]

Always intended to read that Stewart Lee book. Just finished Disgusting Bliss by Lucian Randall: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Disgusting-Blis ... 290&sr=8-2

A kind of biography of Chris Morris. I say kind of as it barely fulfills that; it's more an indepth look at his early career and tails off after Brass Eye and Blue Jam. S'alright. I guess he deserves better.

Ohm - read the Master & Marguerita myself last year. It really is an exceptional book. I think I fell in love with it a bit. Quite tempted by Dead Souls by Nikolai Gogol for a cheery bit of January reading. Am currently on a bit of a James Ellroy jag and had forgotten quite how stomach churning the violence can be with him. Clandestine is terrific, but good lord, it is horrible in places.

[jason]

[Onket]

[jason]

[Onket]

I'll let you know if I ever get a chance to listen to it.

Just bought this for someone's birthday just after Christmas-

http://www.taschen.com/pages/en/catalog ... an_art.htm

http://www.woostercollective.com/post/t ... s-this-mon

It looks fantastic, tbf.

[Onket]

This looks well worth a read-

http://www.sabotagetimes.com/life/narco ... nderworld/

[jason]

I read 1Q84 which was quite good. Also a bit rude but not rude. Same bloke who did Norwegian Wood.

I'm just re-reading Justin Cronin's the Passage as the new one is out soon. Zombie/vampire/apocalypso/future/girl with special powers type book.

[Onket]

I'm just starting A Farewell to Arms, by Hemmingway.

[pedro]

I tried the passage but couldn't get into it. (no pun intended)