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Couldn't find one of these using the search tool so though i'd start one...
So come on, what kind of books do you like to read, favourite authors etc? Just finished 'Fooled by Randomness' and 'The Black Swan' by Nassim Nicholas Taleb, thoroughly enjoyable if not a bit hard going at times. Who knows perhaps orgers could start posting books to those who would like to read them, swap shop stylie. I like books about science and psychology, why people do the things they do and the like. Oh and anything funny. Si |
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I'm into my war books at the mo, 'Nam mostly. Chickenhawk and The Cage are good, Tiger Force was good. Fantasywise, Once by James Herbert is worth a look. Tom Clancy books are ok for a short read, and defo look at Scarecrow by Matthew Reilly.
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Chickenhawk, my fave book read it about 5 times lol, i can nearly fly a helicopter
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I've read that book loads and I think I'll give it another look!
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Discworld
Finished 'Unseen Academicals' and 'I Shall Wear Midnight' which were ok. Looking forward to the next one though as it's about the City Watch and I love reading about Vimes. Him and the Death books are what got me into the series |
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Nuts, Zoo, Front & Bike...
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Favourite Authors:- Dean R Koontz, Terry Pratchett, Anne Rice, Douglas Adams, Stephen King, Clive Barker and James Barclay.
Don't tend to get alot of time to read nowadays. ![]() Ste. |
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If you like that one, try "Once a Warrior King" by David Donovan. It'll give you a totally different perspective of the particular conflict.
Currently reading "Bring on the Empty Horses" by David Niven, but generally like anything by Wilbur Smith, Chris Ryan or Andy McNab
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Conn Iggulden - emperor series and ghengis khan series.
David Gibbins books Thomas Harris books Russell Andrews books George MacDonald Fraser - flashman series Danny Wallace/Dave Gorman Plus other randoms like 3Para, Vulcan 607 etc. |
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