Wake up Readers, Summer is nearly over!

Posted on Wed 26th, August 2009

• #1

clefty

Hello gang,

Well its been a long summer and most of us have been far too busy riding our bikes and having fun to consider literature, hence why the LFGSS Book Club has been a bit quiet recently.
However, now most of us are back from holidays and only have Christmas to look forward to, its time to resurrect the group.

I would like to propose a club meet sometime in late Sept and would like some suggestions as to what we shall read.

Over to you guys!

C
• #2

clefty

Right I'm going to suggest the following, I've never read it - always wanted to:

Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep - Phillip K Dick
• #3

iwelumo

Hi, just logged on again now after a long haitus(?) did you guys meet up? I'd love to come to the next one - what you reading now?
• #4

clefty

Although there has been talk - everyone has been a bit sketchy.
I'd really like to revive it this winter, we had such good times on the last ones

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