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(* It’s An Idiot Abroad, really, OP. But shhhh don’t want to ruin the mystique..  ) | |||
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"I have just read The Good Immigrant by Nikesh Shukla. It is a series of short stories - real life experiences and perspectives. I found it both confronting and informative, interesting. It really made me think about my white privilege and some of the stories are truly shocking - I'm still thinking about the maternity unit/pain threshold story. Definitely recommended. I think it should be on the school curriculum (maybe it is) Then I moved onto something lighter.. Skinny Dip by Carl Hiaasen. He is a great writer. I enjoyed it very much. Now I'm reading Will Smith's autobiography. I put it off because of the incident at the awards evening. But I'm glad I've started it. " I love Carl Hiaasen ! I've always wanted to visit Florida because of him.  | |||
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"'The Peripheral' William Gibson. I'm enjoying the TV series but I'm struggling to get into the book. Prior to that I read 'Untrue' by Wednesday Martin. "Why nearly everything we believe about women and lust and infidelity is untrue" A very interesting read that makes you really question the structure of society " Oh i might see if i can find that one, it sounds interesting (untrue) | |||
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I am also part way through a book giving very brief histories of every monarch of England then Great Britain since Alfrd the Great in 871. I find it fascinating and would recommend if you're interested in monarchy. | |||
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"The midnight Library by Matt Haig. S’alright." I listened to that on the radio. I'd give it an 'alright' too, no more. | |||
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"I've bought 'a slice of bread and jam' by Tommy rhattigan haven't started it yet "mines about the moors murders a local tragedy for me | |||
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"I'm currently reading the silmarillion It's not an easy read but I am enjoying it " It gets easier as you get into it ... the first few chapters are messy though with the God / Creation stuff .. once it gets into the different tales though I found it quite good .. beren & Luthien was great | |||
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"Chaos Daemons Codex The First Heretic " Is there a new demons codex? And the first heretic is amazing! One of my favourite HH books! No idea you were a 40 fan | |||
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"I'm currently reading the silmarillion It's not an easy read but I am enjoying it It gets easier as you get into it ... the first few chapters are messy though with the God / Creation stuff .. once it gets into the different tales though I found it quite good .. beren & Luthien was great " That's cool I'm no stranger to long winded stuff just found it a slog initially. Some of the heresy books are the same but that's bound to happen with a series with so many entries I guess | |||
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"I'm currently reading the silmarillion It's not an easy read but I am enjoying it It gets easier as you get into it ... the first few chapters are messy though with the God / Creation stuff .. once it gets into the different tales though I found it quite good .. beren & Luthien was great " 100% stick with it, amazing worldbuilding by Tolkien. I've recently bought The Fall of Numenor which is on the ever growing TBR pile. | |||
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"Chaos Daemons Codex The First Heretic Is there a new demons codex? And the first heretic is amazing! One of my favourite HH books! No idea you were a 40 fan" If you look at my video where I am standing , behind me is a big cabinet with some of my warhammer models / conversions lol :_. Yes I am a big warhammer nerd gamer/ commission builder/3d printer etc its like probably 50% of my life lol | |||
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"Yesterday I finished All quiet on the western front, a harrowing book, but I wanted it to coincide with Remembrance Day and it was a worthwhile read. I’ve now started Hidden Pictures by Jason Rekulak, which is a dark mystery type book. I’ve not read much yet but it’s very engaging so far" Have you seen the new adaptation on Netflix, bloody brilliant and brutal. Never eat book or seen original film but intend seeking them out. | |||
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"Chaos Daemons Codex The First Heretic Is there a new demons codex? And the first heretic is amazing! One of my favourite HH books! No idea you were a 40 fan" Yes they got a new codex couple of months ago its pretty good rules for mixed factions alas I am a weirdo and love papa nurgle | |||
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"Chaos Daemons Codex The First Heretic Is there a new demons codex? And the first heretic is amazing! One of my favourite HH books! No idea you were a 40 fan Yes they got a new codex couple of months ago its pretty good rules for mixed factions alas I am a weirdo and love papa nurgle "Awesome that must have passed me by! I have a big death guard army actually So grandfathers blessings to you haha | |||
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"Chaos Daemons Codex The First Heretic Is there a new demons codex? And the first heretic is amazing! One of my favourite HH books! No idea you were a 40 fan If you look at my video where I am standing , behind me is a big cabinet with some of my warhammer models / conversions lol :_. Yes I am a big warhammer nerd gamer/ commission builder/3d printer etc its like probably 50% of my life lol " I've been Warhammer sobre for a few years now. All it takes is one little rock of plastic crack to draw you back in. Got really into malifaux for a while. Built a whole Victorian town board to play on, all the houses had lights and everything. It's like a little film set. | |||
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"Chaos Daemons Codex The First Heretic Is there a new demons codex? And the first heretic is amazing! One of my favourite HH books! No idea you were a 40 fan If you look at my video where I am standing , behind me is a big cabinet with some of my warhammer models / conversions lol :_. Yes I am a big warhammer nerd gamer/ commission builder/3d printer etc its like probably 50% of my life lol I've been Warhammer sobre for a few years now. All it takes is one little rock of plastic crack to draw you back in. Got really into malifaux for a while. Built a whole Victorian town board to play on, all the houses had lights and everything. It's like a little film set." Oh I quit for a couple of years but my plastic crack addiction is back with a vengeance now haha And malifaux is very cool I do like the aesthetic of it that board sounds epic | |||
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"I only really read psychology books. Looking at my collection, quite a few of them are about psychopaths... If anyone has any good recommendations for psychology books I'm always looking for more." I don't know if these would fit your remit, but they are both excellent Thomas quick - the making of a serial killer - Hannes Rastam The first day of spring - nancy tucker (warning, it has multiple triggers and I'd recommend self care for 2 weeks afterwards if you decide to read it) Presume you've read the lighter fun ones such as The Psychopath Test | |||
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"I only really read psychology books. Looking at my collection, quite a few of them are about psychopaths... If anyone has any good recommendations for psychology books I'm always looking for more. I don't know if these would fit your remit, but they are both excellent Thomas quick - the making of a serial killer - Hannes Rastam The first day of spring - nancy tucker (warning, it has multiple triggers and I'd recommend self care for 2 weeks afterwards if you decide to read it) Presume you've read the lighter fun ones such as The Psychopath Test " Ah cool thanks. I'll have a look. Yeah read that one, I really like Jon Ronson. He's like the bastard child of Louis Theroux and Hunter S Thompson The Wisdom of Psychopaths The Psychopsth test And The Psychopath Whisperer are all really good. | |||
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"The body thief Anne Rice" Are you reading the whole series? | |||
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"I’ve been reading a few books by Colleen hoover. I really enjoyed verity , love a good romance book "Colleen Hoover sounds like a made-up name! | |||
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"I’m reading Punk Paradox: A Memoir. It’s the autobiography of Greg Graffin, singer with Bad Religion and long-standing evolutionary academic. So it’s partly about his life in punk rock but also partly a step back to analyse what punk was, what it became, and what it might be in the future." Oh that sounds up my street, let me know what you think of it | |||
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"Oh that sounds up my street, let me know what you think of it" I’m not far through it yet (it only came out a few days ago!) but I’m really enjoying it so far. Griffin has a bit of an academic voice but that’s the whole point - it’s interesting to see the old LA punk scene through that sort of filter. Totally different to the NOFX book about the exact same time period! | |||
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"If I say “An Idiot Abroad” I’m going to appear lightweight and superficial. Obviously I want the Fab readership to think I’m a cerebral intellectual. Um some deep psychology text or Homers Iliad is the answer I will go with* OP. That’ll impress the ladies
(* It’s An Idiot Abroad, really, OP. But shhhh don’t want to ruin the mystique.. )"Don't be ashamed of that answer pal. Karl Pilkington is a national treasure and has had me crying with laughter countless times over the years | |||
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"The body thief Anne Rice Are you reading the whole series?" I have before just reading that one again | |||
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"Existential Kink, which isn’t really about kink. It’s really excellent but potentially triggering for some " You’re the second person to mention that already. I’m away to look it up. | |||
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"I’ve been reading a few books by Colleen hoover. I really enjoyed verity , love a good romance book
Colleen Hoover sounds like a made-up name! "It’s not she writes cheesy romance books and I love them ! | |||
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"It’s not she writes cheesy romance books and I love them !"I have a friend who writes really great cheesy romance novels. I’ll need to send you a link … | |||
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"I’ve been reading a few books by Colleen hoover. I really enjoyed verity , love a good romance book
Colleen Hoover sounds like a made-up name!
It’s not she writes cheesy romance books and I love them !"It would be a great fab name  imagine if she was already on fab  | |||
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"I'm reading Official and confidential: The secret life of J Edgar Hoover by Anthony Summers, I knew a bit about him but I had no idea how truly awful he was." Yeah he was a pretty terrible human I read that not too long ago. | |||
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"I love this thread, it is so interesting seeing how diverse we are! What book are you currently reading, or just finished? Did you like it, would you recommend it? What have you got lined up next? " White line fever..Lemmy Kilmister autobiography. | |||
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"I love this thread, it is so interesting seeing how diverse we are! What book are you currently reading, or just finished? Did you like it, would you recommend it? What have you got lined up next? White line fever..Lemmy Kilmister autobiography. " I remember so looking forward to this book at the time it was pretty disappointing I thought and I'm not the only motorhead fan who thought this..far better is Lemmy by Mick wall.. it's the book white line fever should have been.. | |||
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"Yesterday I finished All quiet on the western front, a harrowing book, but I wanted it to coincide with Remembrance Day and it was a worthwhile read. I’ve now started Hidden Pictures by Jason Rekulak, which is a dark mystery type book. I’ve not read much yet but it’s very engaging so far Have you seen the new adaptation on Netflix, bloody brilliant and brutal. Never eat book or seen original film but intend seeking them out. " I had seen that there was a new film version out which was getting rave reviews, and I wanted to make sure I had read the book before seeing the film, another reason to have picked that specific anti-war book this week | |||
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"The Ink Black Heart by Robert Galbraith (J K Rowling) I’ve read all the Strike novels thoroughly hooked. " I loved this one, I can’t decide which is my favourite of them all, it’s between Ink Black Heart and Troubled Blood | |||
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"So many interesting sounding books! " I find it interesting most people have posted fiction books. I've read a few, but prefer Non-fiction. You might like Baraccoon.. | |||
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"So many interesting sounding books! I find it interesting most people have posted fiction books. I've read a few, but prefer Non-fiction. You might like Baraccoon.." Fantasy books are a form of escapism for me. I can't stand soaps but books you can emerse yourself in, forget the daily grind and the real world for a while | |||
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"So many interesting sounding books! I find it interesting most people have posted fiction books. I've read a few, but prefer Non-fiction. You might like Baraccoon.. Fantasy books are a form of escapism for me. I can't stand soaps but books you can emerse yourself in, forget the daily grind and the real world for a while "I genuinely find it interesting. It seems most people prefer fiction. I never thought about it as escapism before. | |||
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"So many interesting sounding books! I find it interesting most people have posted fiction books. I've read a few, but prefer Non-fiction. You might like Baraccoon.." Thank you for the recommendation, i will see if it is available at my library. I read 'Mr Atkinson's rum contract' by Richard Atkinson which sounds like it is a similar view of history ... Compelling, dreadful and outrageous | |||
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"If I say “An Idiot Abroad” I’m going to appear lightweight and superficial. Obviously I want the Fab readership to think I’m a cerebral intellectual. Um some deep psychology text or Homers Iliad is the answer I will go with* OP. That’ll impress the ladies
(* It’s An Idiot Abroad, really, OP. But shhhh don’t want to ruin the mystique.. )"The Iliad could be fairly described as '50,000 Idiots Abroad'. Plus Odysseus. I'm reading The Silmarillion again, and marvelling at the understated flexibility of Tolkien's narrative voice. | |||
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"The Transgender Issue, Shon Faye. " A great book. | |||
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"Orlando by Virginia Woolf. Absolutely love her, and as a novel addressing gender fluidity it's remarkable that something written nearly 100 years ago seems so relevant and fresh to the now. I'd recommend anything by Woolf but if you like linear storytelling it won't be for you. " Awesome book. Someone I'm teaching is doing a wonderful comparison of it wurh Twelfth Night, looking at gender/sexual identity. Such a talent, Woolf, for all her snobbery: and such a dreadful end. | |||
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"The midnight Library by Matt Haig. S’alright." I’ve read that. Great premise and isn’t awful, but I do t think he made the absolute best of it. I felt it a teeny bit flat. | |||
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"Just finished song of Achilles and loved it. Very well written. " Yes! This is such an amazing, wonderful book! | |||
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"I've listened to another three: Between the world and me by ta-nehisi coates. Very intense & challenging... The monotony of a few sentences grated on me... But it was done deliberately to reflect real life. Thought provoking " Oh a friend bought me that as a Christmas present a couple of years ago - very interesting and definitely worth reading. | |||
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"I'm not reading anything as much as I would like to (annoyed at myself about that), but still on the go are: - Bob Mortimer's autobiography (I forget the name) - 'Number 11'by Jonathan Coe - 'A Promised Land' by Barack Obama " I have Bob Mortimer on hold | |||
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"I've listened to another three: Between the world and me by ta-nehisi coates. Very intense & challenging... The monotony of a few sentences grated on me... But it was done deliberately to reflect real life. Thought provoking Oh a friend bought me that as a Christmas present a couple of years ago - very interesting and definitely worth reading." Isn't it! I found it tough in places | |||
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"I love this thread, it is so interesting seeing how diverse we are! What book are you currently reading, or just finished? Did you like it, would you recommend it? What have you got lined up next? " I love Kerry barnes books | |||
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"The Inhabited Island by Strugatsky brothers. " Oh I've read a few of theirs but not that. Any good? Have you read Roadside Picnic and film based on part of it, Stalker? | |||
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"The Inhabited Island by Strugatsky brothers. Oh I've read a few of theirs but not that. Any good? Have you read Roadside Picnic and film based on part of it, Stalker?" Nope, I didn't. But the Inhabited Island is the good one. It's a first part of a trilogy. | |||
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"I'm partway through so many different books at the moment. My mind is not settling easily and I find myself putting down one part read book and picking up another. I have literally thousands of books in the house (two rooms with walls covered in bookshelves, and stacks of other books on floors) and must be more than a hundred waiting for reading. On the go at the moment includes: * A novel by Alan Moore * A short story collection by Alan Moore * A short story collection by Brian Aldiss * Biographies of William Blake and William Shakespeare * A graphic novel by Tom King * A graphic novel be Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell * A set of linked short stories by Greg Egan * One of the moomin books by Tove Jansson * Several computer science texts * Two novels by M. John Harrison * The "Wet Moon" graphic novel series by Sophie Campbell (no relation to Eddie) * "Somnium" by Steve Moore (no relation to Alan) * The autobiography of John Otway" Not moved forward on any of the above. But have just finished an unrelated novelette by Greg Egan, and started book four of the Miss Peregrine's Peculiar Children series by Ransom Riggs. A friend keeps telling me that I should get a Teach Yourself Korean book, but I reply that I can already understand spoken Korean perfectly well (as long as it comes with English subtitles). | |||
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"Nick Hornby - Dickens and Prince. Just finished The Dark is Rising "I’ll be doing my annual reread of The Dark is Rising on Wednesday. The poor battered copy I got 33 years ago 3 Currently indulging in a Lisa Kleypas rereading binge. Historical romance, bit like Bridgerton but I like these better. | |||
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"The Inhabited Island by Strugatsky brothers. Oh I've read a few of theirs but not that. Any good? Have you read Roadside Picnic and film based on part of it, Stalker? Nope, I didn't. But the Inhabited Island is the good one. It's a first part of a trilogy." I recommend Stalker but it's a film you have to be in the mood for - it's very slow but beautiful. | |||
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"Nick Hornby - Dickens and Prince. Just finished The Dark is Rising
I’ll be doing my annual reread of The Dark is Rising on Wednesday. The poor battered copy I got 33 years ago 3
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"At some point this week ill be starting to read, Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking "Would you let me know what it’s like please as I quite fancied that one too xx | |||
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"This naked mind" Annie Grace, are you enjoying it ? | |||
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"Masters of Doom. Read this before but makes a good read. Tells the story of the id software team who developed Quake and Doom." That sounds good. | |||
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"At some point this week ill be starting to read, Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking
Would you let me know what it’s like please as I quite fancied that one too xx"Of course I can | |||
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"At some point this week ill be starting to read, Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking "Oh, that’s such a good book. | |||
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"Just listened to Rob Delaney reading his book A Heart That Works. His account of the life and death of his two year old son. So simply told and deeply affecting. " I really want to read that, but I keep putting it off as I'm not sure if I can handle it. | |||
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"Just listened to Rob Delaney reading his book A Heart That Works. His account of the life and death of his two year old son. So simply told and deeply affecting. I really want to read that, but I keep putting it off as I'm not sure if I can handle it. " His simply and plainly expressed grief is very difficult to listen to. I'm glad I did but I wouldn't recommend it unless you're feeling strong. | |||
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