What are you all reading in these time-rich times? I bought eight books from HMV just before Christmas, for £3 each, and I'm enjoying working my way through them. Books include Cod, by Mark Kurlansky, Brave New World (Aldous Huxley), and Down and Out in Paris and London (George Orwell). Next up is For Whom the Bell Tolls (Ernest Hemingway). What ya reading folks?
please log in to view this image This is a cracking read. Shines a spotlight on a lot of the bellends in the UK right now.
The Bighead by Edward Lee, which is supposed to be the sickest book ever written. Just finished it 5 minutes ago actually, not the most extreme thing I've ever read, but pretty gross all the same. Spoilers - here's some selected highlights from it: https://www.google.com/amp/s/horror...shocking-acts-in-edward-lees-the-bighead/amp/
Some good-looking recommendations there chaps. Just out of interest, what do you lot prefer, physical books or tablet etc? I like to feel a book in my hands, preferably with a good cover (a bit like an album cover).
Currently reading this. Absolutely superb. I recommend 'The Right Stuff' by Tom Wolfe also. About the Mercury 7 astronauts.
\ He's a top bloke and basically for my drive to and from work (260 miles) he got me through Brexit and decoded the bullshit etc. He's a Tory but a very balanced one who listens well too all sides of the argument. You can get a dedicated copy on his website. I did.
Same for me. Reading tablets usually only takes a second or two. Paracetamol. Disprin. Reading a book takes much much longer unless you read all the tablets in the bottle but then that becomes slightly monotonous.
In their defence you are pretty old mate. Not sure of your exact age, but if you do the maths you might find out that your date of birth is closer to the reign of Queen Victoria than it is to the present day. And that's not even me taking the piss!!