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Antiq

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Sister Jennifer said:
Antiq said:
I'm reading A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini.
I read that. It made me cry.

Read World War Z by Max Brooks. Now reading Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy.

happy reading
It's marvellous, loved it.


Now reading Wolf of the Plains by Conn Iggulden - part of Genghis Khan series.
 

pip

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Antiq said:
Sister Jennifer said:
Antiq said:
I'm reading A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini.
I read that. It made me cry.

Read World War Z by Max Brooks. Now reading Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy.

happy reading
It's marvellous, loved it.


Now reading Wolf of the Plains by Conn Iggulden - part of Genghis Khan series.
Much better than his Roman stuff where he rewrote History way too much
 

Tonyblack

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SpyViolette said:
I just finished up Snuff, so now I'm waiting for my copy of Unseen Academicals to arrive. I ordered Neil Gaiman's American Gods today; that won't be here for a while.
I loved American Gods! :laugh: I must get around to rereading it soon.
 

pip

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Sequel novel should be good. Seemingly Neil Gaiman is working on it at the moment :laugh:

And before people correct me Anansi Boys is a Spinoff not a Sequel and Monarch of the Glen is a Novella not a novel :laugh:
 
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Will you post a review when you have read it, Apocalypse Cow is really good so far, laugh out loud moments. :mrgreen:

Edited to add: I went into Waterstones in Stirling because the local one here did not have a copy of Half sick of Shadows, I read a chapter and flipped through a few other pages and have come to the conclusion I won't be buying a copy anytime soon, unless it comes down to a couple of pounds for a Kindle. :|
 

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Catch-up said:
Cool! Didn't know he was working on a sequel. :laugh: Haven't heard of Monarch of the Glen. Is it a short story or graphic novel?

Monarch of the Glens is about forty to fifty pages long and is set in Scotland with Shadow. It was published in Neils short story book Fragile Things. If you can get a cheap copy well worth it for this alone. :laugh:
 

pip

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Who's Wee Dug said:
Will you post a review when you have read it, Apocalypse Cow is really good so far, laugh out loud moments. :mrgreen:

Edited to add: I went into Waterstones in Stirling because the local one here did not have a copy of Half sick of Shadows, I read a chapter and flipped through a few other pages and have come to the conclusion I won't be buying a copy anytime soon, unless it comes down to a couple of pounds for a Kindle. :|
I will . Finishing Philip K Dick The Penultimate Truth and then will read Apocalypse Cow. Flicked Through Half Sick and not too drawn in to be honest .
 

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pip said:
Catch-up said:
Cool! Didn't know he was working on a sequel. :laugh: Haven't heard of Monarch of the Glen. Is it a short story or graphic novel?

Monarch of the Glens is about forty to fifty pages long and is set in Scotland with Shadow. It was published in Neils short story book Fragile Things. If you can get a cheap copy well worth it for this alone. :laugh:
Ah! Thanks. :laugh: I'm pretty sure I read Fragile Things, but my memory is terrible. I'll have to get it from the library and read it again.
 
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