Last book read

Post by **Hammersmith1982** » 14 Jun 2012, 18:15

Just started Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury

Post by **Burn e 77** » 14 Jun 2012, 18:43

Jack Kerouac... The Subterraneans.
Irvine Welsh.... Skagboys.
Jack kerouac... Lonesome Traveler.
cheers
Burn e 77

Post by **MULLY** » 14 Jun 2012, 20:40

Just finished Skagboys - enjoyed it.

Currently reading American Desperado (My Life as a Cocaine Cowboy) - Jon Roberts & Evan Wright.

Post by **Burn e 77** » 14 Jun 2012, 22:31

MULLY wrote:Just finished Skagboys - enjoyed it.

Currently reading American Desperado (My Life as a Cocaine Cowboy) - Jon Roberts & Evan Wright.

Were you surprised to find out... that the Stranglers... and their Black & White album... make an appearance in "Skagboys"
cheers
Burn e 77

Post by **MULLY** » 15 Jun 2012, 15:05

Burn e 77 wrote:
MULLY wrote:Just finished Skagboys - enjoyed it.

Currently reading American Desperado (My Life as a Cocaine Cowboy) - Jon Roberts & Evan Wright.
Were you surprised to find out... that the Stranglers... and their Black & White album... make an appearance in "Skagboys"
cheers
Burn e 77

No - cos you had mentioned it on here before LOL (PM-ed ya back)

wanderlust · Post by **wanderlust** » 26 Jun 2012, 17:25

Nobody read 50 shades and grey yet then??

MiB81 · Post by **MiB81** » 26 Jun 2012, 22:55

Hammersmith1982 wrote:Just started Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury

Nice one.
His recent death was a sad loss to the world.

Five Minutes · Post by **Five Minutes** » 27 Jun 2012, 02:19

Eichmann Trial - Deborah Lippstadt

Post by **gjinblack** » 27 Jun 2012, 23:01

Nearly finished Catch 22.

Post by **Burn e 77** » 27 Jun 2012, 23:13

Hitler Speaks. by Hermann Rauschning... very rare hard to find book in real form (ie. not digital)
Raushning interviewed Hitler over dinner dates... over several months...and wrote down verbatim
Hitler's responces to his questions... this is the only real account of Hitlers intentions for the '30's and '40's...
Rauschning was so shocked he published the replies (Hitler's) into book form... and sent it to European
leaders of the time... to warn them of impending chaos and anti-semitism... The British poloticians
who reviewed the book thought Raushning was mad... and ignored it...
Burn e 77

Post by **MULLY** » 27 Jun 2012, 23:15

FAT LAD by Glenn Patterson (all our N.I. forumsters will realise the significance of the title

)

"Six doesn't go into twenty-six"

Five Minutes · Post by **Five Minutes** » 28 Jun 2012, 02:18

Burn e 77 wrote:Hitler Speaks. by Hermann Rauschning... very rare hard to find book in real form (ie. not digital)
Raushning interviewed Hitler over dinner dates... over several months...and wrote down verbatim
Hitler's responces to his questions... this is the only real account of Hitlers intentions for the '30's and '40's...
Rauschning was so shocked he published the replies (Hitler's) into book form... and sent it to European
leaders of the time... to warn them of impending chaos and anti-semitism... The British poloticians
who reviewed the book thought Raushning was mad... and ignored it...
Burn e 77

Sounds interesting. Have you read Hitler's Table Talk?
One book I found fascinating was the Nuremberg Interviews - interviews with the defendants by a Jewish psychiatrist.

Burning Up Time - The Stranglers and Hugh Cornwell Unofficial Forums

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