What are you reading now?

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[FlyingHigh]

Fierce Focus
Greg Chappell's autobiography.
Enjoying it because I have read plenty of stories about Chappelli, Walters, Marsh, but not as many about Greg Chappell, apart from how good he was. Mixes his serious cricket-playing thoughts with some humour

[stampy]

11-22-63 by s king, magnificent

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[Gozu]

Just finished Predator: South China Sea and currently reading Jack The Ripper-The Whitechapel Murderer.

[The Ash Man]

[The Ash Man]

[Interceptor]

The Dirt is a quality read

For myself, it's The Walking Dead comics.

[Strawb]

Found a copy of Mahervellous not a bad read so far quite interesting to see how the 36er's went through so many coaches.

[Mr66]

'Overcoming Anxiety for Dummies'
'The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol.4 - 2012 edition'
'League Football in South Australia - 1975 edition' - Ern Kolosche
'Grand Finals - Volume 1 1897-1938' - Geoff Slattery

[MightyEagles]

The Hunger Games triogy.

[Dirko]

Met this guy at work yesterday, started talking and found out he was a author who wrote this;



Downloaded it last night...so far a good read!

[Baron Greenback]

Game of Thrones

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[fisho mcspaz]

Currently re-reading a novella called The Song of the Seals, written by myself. I'm gunna be waiting another four to six weeks to find out if it's been successful. Otherwise I'll have to strike out on my own - get an agent and try to publish it from there. Fingers crossed. If I succeed this time round, it'll solve all our goddamn financial problems that we've had for the last twelve months.

If anyone is interested in having a gander at it - and I doubt many will be, because it covers a fairly obscure topic - it's a story of a woman who survives the 1727 smallpox epidemic on the island of Hirta, Scotland. The epidemic killed 90% of the inhabitants, and the island was speedily repopulated by the owner (MacLeod of Dunvegan), so much of the history of those who lived before has been lost. I did my best to reconstruct it, after several months of meticulous research. Anyway, if anyone wants to have a read, let me know.

[Interceptor]

Legendary author Ray Bradbury dead at 91
Best known for "Fahrenheit 451".

[mighty_tiger_79]

A year on the Punt

[HH3]

Pretty good so far, roughly 150 pages in. Im a big fan of Tom Clancy.

[Magpiespower]

E.T.

Screenplay by Melissa Matheson.

Hell, I even cried reading about E.T.'s death...

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