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  1. mustyfrog

    mustyfrog Well-Known Member

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    what is your fav book, fav author and last book read. do you prefer fiction or non fiction?
     
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    Playboy :)




    is this the 'sticky book' sticky?
     
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  3. swan_and_only

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    I did enjoy the secret footballer. That's the last book I read.
     
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  4. Dilligaf

    Dilligaf New Member

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    Can this be made a sticky please ?

    I would love to discuss all the books I've read
     
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  5. Millpond Swan

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    I,m half way through the fourth instalment of Harry Sidebottom's Warrior of Rome series,Been a decent series of reads so far..
     
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  6. Jager

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    I enjoyed the Bible and the Koran , a bit of light reading ;)
     
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    Knave 1974 Edition 3 :bandit:
     
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  8. Jager

    Jager Well-Known Member

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    So do you buy books in print or use a kindle or something like it ?
     
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  9. Dilligaf

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    Haven't long finished Deception Point by Dan Brown. Not a Robert Langdon novel but really good, would make a really good film I think
     
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    Sad news today about Iain M Banks , I enjoyed reading his books
     
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    Robyn Young's Brethren trilogy was pretty decent if any of you are interested in Templar Knights..
     
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    mustyfrog Well-Known Member

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    last I read was Dick Francis, now into Janet Evanovich
     
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    Read 2-3 books a week - mostly thrillers; Billingham, Deaver, Connelly, Larrson (used to like James Patterson in the early days - but is too formulaic now - seems to be caught in the conveyor belt, let's get a book out every few months regardless of quality), and some non-fiction (last one was Ash's Premier League Diary - not the best piece of literature but quite entertaining none the less).

    Last book I read was Len Deighton's 'Goodbye Mickey Mouse' - anyone who wants to know what it was like to be a fighter pilot in WW2 should read this - absolutely superb!
     
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    Just finishing Jack of Diamonds by bruyce Courtney - sadly it will be his last book. You really should read his Australian Trilogy Musty - Also Power of One followed by Tandia are absolutely captivating. Read everything by ken follet and Jeffrey Archer, Dick Francis, Jack higgins John Grisham - eraly stephen King were great
     
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    Bryce Courtney
     
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    mustyfrog Well-Known Member

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    I think i will lumber, thanks, liked eric von ludbaster and jilly cooper
     
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    mustyfrog Well-Known Member

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    **** stirrer, or is that me lol
     
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    Cheeky sod :D

    I was being genuine, I read quite a bit and I have asked for my thread to be unstuck, room for this one then
     
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    I like any book with photos of ladies with very large breasts <ok>
     
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    mustyfrog Well-Known Member

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    prefer your non fiction PGF, when is your next novel due?
     
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