All booked up

[Mat]

I've just finished Got The Look by James Grippando.

 

[teddy]

Re-reading Stephen Kings - Needful Things. Apart from an entertaining read it serves to remind me of how we can be fooled, and fool our selves into believeing we want or need things which are totally unnessesary.

teddy

 

[Mat]

Born To Run by James Grippando

 

[Corno Dolce]

"Stages On Life's Way" by Soren Kierkegaard.

 

[teddy]

Just starting on - George Orwell , The Diaries

teddy

 

[Mat]

Giorgio Faletti - Io sono Dio (eng. I am God)

 

[White Knight]

I'm about half-way through The Complete Stories of J.G. Ballard. It is a 1200 page tome. He's a very intriguing--and sometimes confusing--writer. It will probably take me another week or so to finish.

 

[teddy]

Full Dark, No Stars by Stephen King. Four shourt stories. King is certainly a good story teller. two of these were based on actual happens which he has woven into his tales.

teddy

 

[Corno Dolce]

Just began to read "And Quiet Flows The Don" by Michail Sholokhov.

 

[teddy]

Re-reading Papillion. Mans triumph over adversity, although you get the feeling the truth has been embellished.

teddy

 

[Mat]

Paul Cleave's The Cleaner.

 

[teddy]

Whenever I feel a little hard done by I re-read A Day In The Life Of Ivan Denisovich by Solzhenitsyn. Make me realise how well off I am.

teddy

 

[Mat]

I'm currently browsing through The Rise of Music in the Ancient World by Curt Sachs.

 

[Mat]

The Killing Hour - Paul Cleave

 

[Dorsetmike]

Eagerly awaiting the final, 6th, volume of Jean Auel's Earths Children series, "The Land of Painted caves"

http://www.jeanauel.com/

I'm 3rd on the waiting list at the local library!

 

[White Knight]

I've been reading "The War Of The Dwarves" by Markus Heitz. It is translated from German by Sally-Ann Spencer, and is a sequel to his first book, "The Dwarves".

 

[JONESEY]

Currently reading The Elephant and the Twig by Geoff Thompson - brilliant.

 

[Corno Dolce]

"Master and Margarita" by Bulgakov.

 

[White Knight]

"The War After Armageddon" by Ralph Peters

 

[Contratrombone64]

The Three Loves of Persimmon, Cassandra Golds (been nominated for an award in the NSW Premier's Literary Awards 2011)

Seriously one of the best books I've read in the last 10 years (along with Like Water for Elephants)