Books - What are you reading?

The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry, by Rachel Joyce

Enjoying it more than I thought I would

What are you really reading?

A lot of non fiction

*Fruit Disco *by Andrew Dinsley. Exploring the surprising links between Del Monte and Studio 54, it expands in to a fascinating critique of the birth of neo-capitalism, all set to an infectious beat.

Mother Poland. Anarcho-zionist theatre director Sol Karsch's account of his ill-fated 1982 attempt to revive the musical Hair on land adjacent to Auschwitz concentration camp. Deranged, allusive, serpentine and maddening.

My Brotherr Is A Biscuit New York stand-up Bernie Burns' latest scabrous diaries, covering his time as a script writer on Friends and his brother's (a US Navy Seal) mental breakdown.

these are the voyages of Capt James T Cook, who's five year mission (3 trips), to seek out new life and new civilisations.. and boldly go where no western man had gone before...

Amazon.co.uk: Customer Reviews: Into the Blue: Boldly Going Where Captain Cook Has Gone Before

shame he overstayed his welcome in Hawaii.. obviously the hospitality was too good to leave..

Got a few cycle books needing a home if anyone wants to pick them up from E2 or SE3..

Two Wheels by Matt Seaton
Two Wheels: Thoughts from the Bike Lane: Amazon.co.uk: Matt Seaton: Books

The Escape Artist by Matt Seaton
The Escape Artist: Life from the Saddle: Amazon.co.uk: Matt Seaton: Books

Two Wheels on my Wagon by Paul Howard
Two Wheels on my Wagon: A Bicycle Adventure in the Wild West: Amazon.co.uk: Paul Howard: Books

Just finished Aerotopolis and it was great. John Kasarda and Greg Linsday.

It's changed my career path.

reading this alternate take on the KLF situationist lark

http://jmrhiggs.blogspot.co.uk/2012/11/klf-chaos-magic-music-money-new-book.html

http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2005/jun/26/shopping.society

Only just started this, seriously messed up life even by the age of 14.

reading this alternate take on the KLF situationist lark

http://jmrhiggs.blogspot.co.uk/2012/11/klf-chaos-magic-music-money-new-book.html

looks interesting.. thanks for the tip.

Only just started this, seriously messed up life even by the age of 14.

Nearly done with this. The man is a fucking cunt. If you want to read about a fucking horrendous human being then read this.

Nearly done with this. The man is a fucking cunt. If you want to read about a fucking horrendous human being then read this.

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I was thinking of trying a book. Are any of them any good?

My Left Foot, brilliant

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Platini in using Pisti chevrons shocker! :)

My Left Foot, brilliant

I don't rate your left foot, sorry.

/\/\/\/\/\/\ You've never seen me play winger down Kensington garden's on Sundays then!

Any recommendations for adventure/expedition books like Into thin air?

Maybe some biographies?

Got a thing for explorers at the minute

^ grooming alert

War and Peace - amazing

^^^ Jules Verne

Any recommendations for adventure/expedition books like Into thin air?

Maybe some biographies?

Got a thing for explorers at the minute

Into the Remote Places by Ian Hibell. What a guy. Awesome read.

Any recommendations for adventure/expedition books like Into thin air?

Maybe some biographies?

Got a thing for explorers at the minute

The white spider, Heinrich Harrer
Seven years in Tibet, Heinrich Harrer
Into the wild, Jon Krakauer
Annapurna, Maurice Herzog

Read all these recently and enjoyed. Into the Wild is really brilliant. Love Jon Krakauer.

Ta folks

^ Me too, grabbed Into the Wild as soon as I finished Into thin Air

Really worthy read, Fotheringham does dither at times but still gives great insight into Coppi's wonderful existence.