Your Bedtime Reading?

[j r hartly]

"Worst Journey in the World" is a good read

 

trees, waves and cakes!!:-)

[TGB]

Jasper Fforde, Terry Pratchett, Stephen Donaldson and Bill Birkett. Though Bill's books are more guides, they give a real sense of being.

[Tommy_B]

I'm reading Filth by Irvine Welsh. Good so far

[Eddy_t]

Terry pratchet or j r r Tolkien, have read all but the two newest discworld novels, and have read all tolkiens main books at least once, silmarillion being the hardest read!

 

 

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[Undercut]

Hey I liked your book 'fly fishing'

J r Hartley :-$

[tractorboy1]

I'm reading Filth by Irvine Welsh. Good so far

 

Good book shame the film didn't quite live up to it.

[Tommy_B]

Good book shame the film didn't quite live up to it.

 

Haven't seen it yet. I imagine that there is a fair bit they're going to have to leave out!

[jnoon]

I'm currently reading earth dog running dog or

Now that's what I call terriwork 1,2,3 and 4

Hand signed by jonathon Darcy himself

[Climbingmagnus]

I read "The Last Grain Race" by Eric Newby on holiday this summer and can highly recommend it. It is about his time crewing a four masted barque on the grain routes between Australia and Europe just before the outbreak of World War II. Very funny and very poignant description of the last days of crewing tall ships. Also, check out Newby's bio - there's one very interesting guy who's seen a bit of the world.

 

Just ordered off fleabay. Looks right up my street, thanks for the recommendation.

[Mike Hill]

Me too!

 

Recently I have tired of reading my collection of "Razel" at bedtime.