What are you reading now?

[Rik E Boy]

Once again, he has his hand on it.

regards,

REB

[fisho mcspaz]

Don't Tell Eve by Airlie Lawson.

[bayman]

the groucho letters

[Mr66]

Justice for All: The Truth about Metallica - Joel McIver

[Booney]

A BBC publication my boss' Father-in-Law ( whom I met about 1 year ago ) has brought out from the UK for me to read while he is holidaying here. Nice chap indeed.

[FlyingHigh]

Ya' need a calculator to count the 'f' words and I'm only half way through.
A fairly typical sporting read but there are some very interesting perspectives.
I never realised Thommo and his mate Lennie Pascoe grew up as Bankstown boys.
Always thought he came from Qld but he actually played a test whilst a New South Welshman.

Is it worth reading? Mallett seems to be on a mission to do a biography of every Australian who has ever played Test cricket. A lot of them are the same re-hased old stories from the 70's - have read Ian Chappell's which was fair to reasonable, didn't think Doug Walters was as good, although reading about his younger days was more interesting.

[HH3]

Re-reading The Alienist by Caleb Carr.

[RustyCage]

Justice for All: The Truth about Metallica - Joel McIver

Any good?

[Magpiespower]

So am I 'Mp'
Wanna make something of it ?

I really can't talk.

Will live in Sydney until I'm pushing up daisies.

Still, come origin time... QUEENSLANDER!

[Mr66]

'Peter Grant - The Man Who Led Zeppelin' - Chris Welch.
'Jimi Hendrix - the Lyrics' - Janie Hendrix

[Choccies]

[Mr66]

Justice for All: The Truth about Metallica - Joel McIver

Any good?

So far.
McIver does a lot of writing for the british music press and does a very good job of it.
He's very honest and does criticise the band when needed.

[zipzap]

[Magpiespower]

Read Watchmen years ago.

Didn't see what the fuss was about.

Nor with Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns, the other 'greatest comic book of all-time'.

Might have to give them another go...

[Ingall]

Thought I'd better give it a go after watching the TV series about half a dozen times.

[zipzap]

Read Watchmen years ago.

Didn't see what the fuss was about.

I was lent the book by a colleague after mentioning I'd seen the film over Christmas. I'm enjoying it more than I thought I would but I reakon if I'd read it without seeing the film - as you would have done - maybe I wouldn't be so impressed

[Mr66]

Nor with Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns, the other 'greatest comic book of all-time'.

Might have to give them another go...

Check out "Arkham Asylum" and the "The Killing Joke" as well.
Comics definitely for adults.

[Dirko]

[Mr66]

'Hail Hail Rock n Roll' - John Harris.
Hilarious

[Q.]

Breath - Tim Winton

Bloody good read, could just about recommend it to anyone.