Metal Reviews

Tried the Chris Brookmyre books yet? imo, it slays Ben Elton! :roll:

I haven't been able to check it yet... his books are not available at WHSmith Paris so i'll have to order some of his work... :?

but I still love Ben Elton's works (specially High Society that you should try if you haven't yet...)

We've been through this already not as awful as Rad thinks imo, but still rather average.

What is it with this book and always being re-issued with cool covers?

Just finished Pawn of Prophecy by David Eddings-great read, and tommorow I'll start on Queen of Sorcery, book two of the Belgariad series. Reccomended.

[quote="Anonymous"]Just finished Pawn of Prophecy by David Eddings-great read, and tommorow I'll start on Queen of Sorcery, book two of the Belgariad series. Reccomended.

just finished Wit'ch Storm by Roger Clemens, these series pwn :twisted:

Beats me. I'm not complaining.

John Grisham - The Testament (great book!!!)

i read Grisham's "the firm" and it was pretty cool.

i'm almost done with Dan Brown's "deception point". his books are good and all, but am i the only one that feels they're all almost the same?
1. people with professions like "religious symbologist", "marine geologist", "gister" and "glaciologist".
2. love story
3. characters with some some sort of trauma that later they have to face again (i.e. robert langdon is claustrophobic, and in deception point the chick is scared of large bodies of water or something)

and i've started "the catcher in the rye" which i'm liking, it's kinda funny.

I know what you mean about Dan Brown. DaVinci Code <<< Angels & Demons, even thought the latter is Catholic-friendly. Grrrr.

i read Grisham's "the firm" and it was pretty cool.

i'm almost done with Dan Brown's "deception point". his books are good and all, but am i the only one that feels they're all almost the same?
1. people with professions like "religious symbologist", "marine geologist", "gister" and "glaciologist".
2. love story
3. characters with some some sort of trauma that later they have to face again (i.e. robert langdon is claustrophobic, and in deception point the chick is scared of large bodies of water or something)

and i've started "the catcher in the rye" which i'm liking, it's kinda funny.

The Holy Bible

teenage english boys should read this one to see what UK was like when their parents were in their teens... funny stuff !

I heard an adaptation of that on the radio. Good stuff, and there's a sequel out as well.

NR: Apollo 13 - the book. By whatisface the astronaunt who was in it. YEs, I'm tired.

Just finished "Döden Ligger Lågt" (Reaper Man) by Terry Pratchett. I found it a bit deeper and more serious than the other Pratchett books I have read but I don´t think it makes it any less great for that, sooner the opposite.

Recently finished The Great Hunt by Robert Jordan. Great book. Now reading Dragonquest by Anne McCaffrey. Good childrens book!

Song of Ice and Fire: these books are so amazing but why is every character i like is: dead, missing, mutilated, not important, a dwarf, a whore or on the wrong side :?

Some Bukowski. I'm such a fanboy. Anyone else?