What are you reading?

Have just started reading my first novel by Frances Fyfield (Frances Hegarty) - A Question of Guilt (1988), found in my bookshelf by chance.

C J Purdy - the search for chess perfection

I am just reading Blinky Bill (three boosk in one I think). Quite interesting read. Very antrophomorphic.

Bill Bryson - 'Notes from a small island'

"Loving Brecht" by Elaine Feinstein. I found a copy of that artefact in Slema Stam Shop along trash crimies at price of 23 cents!

Originally posted by Ponderable
I am just reading Blinky Bill (three boosk in one I think). Quite interesting read. Very antrophomorphic.

OK Blinky Bill is not in the Pantheon of the best books I have ever read...

Rereading Connie Willis: Passage now. Still a good read I like Willis' humour.

At the moment, the responses in this thread.

Just finished Sanctus and The Key by Simon Toyne.
A bit Da Vinci Code but enjoyable. Third in the series is The Tower

I'm reading this post, before it is removed.

Originally posted by JS357
I'm reading this post, before it is removed.

I just read it and see nothing that would, in my opinion, warrant a removal.

The Violent Bear it Away by Flannery O'Connor

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
I just read it and see nothing that would, in my opinion, warrant a removal.

divegeester and I have found we are able to demand the removal of posts without the necessity for a reason that warrants it.

Originally posted by FMF
divegeester and I have found we are able to demand the removal of posts without the necessity for a reason that warrants it.

With, or without, crocodile tears?

When mods bow to the wishes of a few without consideration of the many is when sites begin to lose popularity and become a burden to the owners, instead of an asset.

Since this has been going on for a while now, how many nails does a coffin need?




(Btw, jokes that lean too close to home aren't nearly as funny as those that don't.)

To get back to the thread, I just finished "Allegiant", third in the "Divergent" series by Veronica Roth.

I wasn't ready for the ending.

Brokenburn: The Journal of Kate Stone, 1861--1868