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By *omRP OP Man 34 weeks ago
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Your purchased? Have you started read it or finished it yet?
My last purchase was ‘Space Aged Indians’
But still reading ‘The Priest and the Witch’
Not clever enough to have more than one book on the go at a time. |
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"contract in blood..a history of uk thrash metal sometime last year...I rarely purchase books.. pretty much all of my reading is books from the library "
What was it like?
I'm just after rereading the jayne county autobiography. |
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"contract in blood..a history of uk thrash metal sometime last year...I rarely purchase books.. pretty much all of my reading is books from the library
What was it like?
I'm just after rereading the jayne county autobiography. "
It was interesting but totally different from his other books..of the punk variety.. coming from a punk background despite liking metal I really find the rockstarism of the whole scene ridiculous it's all about signing to major labels..fans..big tour's.. it's worth a read if you can find it cheap.. funnily enough I've also re read Jayne county's it's an interesting book.. |
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"contract in blood..a history of uk thrash metal sometime last year...I rarely purchase books.. pretty much all of my reading is books from the library
What was it like?
I'm just after rereading the jayne county autobiography.
It was interesting but totally different from his other books..of the punk variety.. coming from a punk background despite liking metal I really find the rockstarism of the whole scene ridiculous it's all about signing to major labels..fans..big tour's.. it's worth a read if you can find it cheap.. funnily enough I've also re read Jayne county's it's an interesting book.."
Ive just ordered the country fit for heroes book. Hopefully be decent.
Jayne county had/still has some balls on her. |
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By *eliWoman 34 weeks ago
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Galatea by Madeline Miller, not read as only recently purchased from a charity shop - saw it in the window and couldn't resist.
I have several piles of books that I'm either rereading/going to read soon so... I probably won't start it for a few months. |
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By (user no longer on site) 34 weeks ago
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Last book read: 'The Botticelli Secret' - Marina Fiorato (11/10) 
Last 2 books purchased together, but not yet read:
'Pandora's Jar' - Natalie Haynes
'The Invention of Medicine: From Homer to Hippocrates' - Robin Lane Fox |
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I just finished the last book I bought. The Diamond Age, by Neal Stephenson. I’m not sure how much I liked it. The final act really stepped things up though. Bloody revolution, conscious evolution, and a dash of slightly weirdly-handled sex to boot. |
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Unusually the book I've most recently bought is the one I'm currently reading - usually new books go into the fairy substantial 'To read' pile. It's I Belong Here: A Journey Along the Backbone of Britain by Anita Sethi. |
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Just read Jonathon Livingston Seagul after reading a post on here, I’d never heard of it before but found it thought provoking.
I now have a long list to consider after reading this thread thanks guys  |
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By (user no longer on site) 34 weeks ago
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I mostly buy books from charity shops or borrow them from the library. Recently picked up Skint Estate by Cash Carraway so I'll be starting on that this week. |
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Last physical book I purchased is a chick lit affair, from Sainsbury's in January, I started it on holiday and I doubt I will ever finish it, it's not really my cup of tea.
I purchased an audio book also for my holiday from my favourite author, Jill Manaell, her new one but never listening to an audio book and trying too a few times with this one, I am much more visual and need a hard copy in my hand (whhheeeeyyy!), my brain wanders too much. I'll get a physical copy when I can. |
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