What book you reading at the moment?

Originally Posted by wyrdness

I've just finished "Making Money" by Terry Pratchett. Highly recommended.

Truly splendid. I read Going Postal last week (cracking) then Making Money at the weekend. Currently reading Feet of Clay (one that I had missed). I am glad Pratchett was made a Sir, hope that was one in the eye for some of the snottier critics.

It will be a truly sad thing if he is not able to write any more.

Trace

Originally Posted by scottjames

Richard Hammond - as you do, its quite good actually.

reading that too at the minute... pretty hilarious

Originally Posted by Ace-T

Truly splendid. I read Going Postal last week (cracking) then Making Money at the weekend. Currently reading Feet of Clay (one that I had missed). I am glad Pratchett was made a Sir, hope that was one in the eye for some of the snottier critics.

It will be a truly sad thing if he is not able to write any more.

Trace

Oh bugger. I've just realised that I haven't read Going Postal. I bought it but somehow it ended up on a shelf, unread.

So, currently reading, "Going Postal" by Sir Pterry.

Originally Posted by husky03

Lou is that the book from the docu on sky

Dunno, haven't got sky (or digital, only got 4 channels!).

Originally Posted by SuZuKiBaBe

reading that too at the minute... pretty hilarious

I bought myself this for Christmas, so funny! (Richard Hammond that is!)

Originally Posted by Lou M

Dunno, haven't got sky (or digital, only got 4 channels!).

Not for long....

Originally Posted by gettin2dizzy

Oh, and just finished 'Dreaming of Jupiter', by Ted Simon. Great book

I'm about 1/3 of the way through Jupiter's Travels at the mo, brilliant so far.

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Just finished ( took over 15 years ! ) :
ZEN and the art of Motorcycle Maintenance.

Brain feels as if it's been savaged by a blunt trepanning tool.

I can remember reading that book years ago and not knowing what rhetoric was, doh!

Probably needs a re-read now.

The Pale Blue Eye- Louis Bayard.

Is my lunch time book at work- I need to find another bed time book for at home- just finished The Prefect by Alastair Reynolds. Rather enjoyed it- as with all his other books.