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    Quote Originally Posted by Apollo1 View Post
    Ok i dont know if you will like these but here a just afew i would recommend...its a bit of a mixed bunch

    The Road by Cormac Macarthy

    The Great War for Civilisation by Robert Fisk

    Old Mans War by John Scalzi(Sci/fi)

    World War Z by Max Brooks(horror,apocalyptic)

    Stalingrad,Berlin both by Antony Beevor

    The Forever War by Joe Haldeman(sci/fi)

    ...and many more which i cant think of at the moment ...apologies if these suggestions where not what you were thinking of..

    Thanks for the list. Will check a couple of them out. Have read the road and Stalingrad. Both very good.

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    It depends really. Recent interesting books I have read would be-

    Room, Emma Donaghue
    Crimson Petal and the White, Michel Faber

    The shortlist for the Booker prize is usually worth a look.
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    "The Assyrian" by Nicholas Guild. If you manage to get your hands on a copy it is an absolute classic. Usually available on Amazon. Great story, great plot

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    Dont know if this is going off topic a bit but if your looking for a book with a great selection of poetry check out the reprint of the old LC book Soundings or failing that make your way through Miltons Paradise Lost..

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    After having read Dean Koontz's Frankenstein series and loved it, (Two more books to come in the series) his next book 'What the Night Knows' is coming out 6 jan, and it sounds just as great. Recommended reading

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    You can't go wrong with "The curious incident of the dog in the night time". Think it won the booker.

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    Quote Originally Posted by n73 View Post
    You can't go wrong with "The curious incident of the dog in the night time". Think it won the booker.
    Mark Haddon? It did. If you like that you would love The Room.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Debaser View Post
    After having read Dean Koontz's Frankenstein series and loved it, (Two more books to come in the series) his next book 'What the Night Knows' is coming out 6 jan, and it sounds just as great. Recommended reading
    Read a few of his books and another i would recommend would be "Phantoms",havent read any of his books in awhile though...

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    anything roddy doyle is great (bar 1 but cant remember the name of it)
    "white tiger" is a great indian based book (cant remember the auther's name)

    but my absolute favourites are "jackie loves johnser ok!" and "2 birds one stoned"
    trust me they are great no girly shit i promise :P

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    I never got into reading. It just seems like such a waste of time.
    Says me posting here.

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