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    27 Aug '15 18:591 edit
    Originally posted by nimzophysh
    Der Untergang des Abendlandes

    by Oswald Spengler
    Abendlandes — what a wonderful, arcadian-sounding word 🙂
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    28 Aug '15 19:42
    Originally posted by NoEarthlyReason
    Abendlandes — what a wonderful, arcadian-sounding word 🙂
    You haven't read the book, then...
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    Die Fackel im Ohr

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    28 Aug '15 22:13
    Originally posted by redbadger
    is it titillating ?
    Pages are sticky.
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    "Boiling a Frog" by Christopher Brookmyre. I enjoyed the unsinkable rubber ducks, so I read another by him.
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    The book of the dead
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    20 Sep '15 07:54
    Originally posted by sonhouse
    I am right now reading a sci fi series from Eric Brown, "Weird space", Devils Nebula, Satan's reach, and the third, The Baba Yaga. The first two were written by Brown, the third by Brown and his daughter Una McCormack.

    Baba Yaga is a slavic witch tale:

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baba_Yaga
    Very nice, but I never heard of it. Is he a new or new-ish writer?

    Right now I'm nearing the end of Leviathan Wakes, Book One of the Expanse series, by James S.A. Corey. I'll let you know if I recommend it when I get into Book Two.
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    21 Sep '15 13:47
    419 by Will Ferguson
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    The Beano
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    22 Sep '15 14:46
    Originally posted by redbadger
    The Beano
    right on Dennis!
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    22 Sep '15 14:55
    Originally posted by Ponderable
    right on Dennis!
    read it, now onto the dandy
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    Who are you trying to impress, people? Be truthful, all of you
    are reading either the back of the cereal box or a sticky copy of
    Big Booties.
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    22 Sep '15 15:31
    Originally posted by Seitse
    Who are you trying to impress, people? Be truthful, all of you
    are reading either the back of the cereal box or a sticky copy of
    Big Booties.
    fifty shades of GAY
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    25 Sep '15 10:45
    Originally posted by Ponderable
    "Boiling a Frog" by Christopher Brookmyre. I enjoyed the unsinkable rubber ducks, so I read another by him.
    Finished that one and can recommend the book.

    Started Dahlquist: Dark Volume, the second volume of a book I read some years ago.
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