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Saul Bellow-Size the day ,strongly recommended by a fellow B&Rist. If Culsser is top notch lit and Bellow pretentious,i just might give it a try.

Now you go and get a big piece of tender liver and few prawn for that cat of yours.The lad saved your nuts,he deserves a medal. And Polly ,all that time i wanted to take you on a date,now i know i'd better bring an helmet.

Sorry for your loss man. As for reading,maybe it is also a question of which books.I doute you could read anything light or casual. I read last year Joan didon -The year of magical thinking about loss(not self help or any of that crap) and fond it very clever and true.She is a bit of a beat...

In England,my father just told me i could live to be 220 years old with the injection he gave me since i'm 16. The trouble with the lichen-John Wyndham

Peter Cameron -Someday this pain will be usefull to you :stars4:+ Very good,sharp,a complete surprise.I'm very curious to read more and see how he deals with different subject.

Lawrence Durrell-Balthazar 5 Alice Munro-The view from castel rock 4+ Yannis Xanthoulis-A Turk in the garden-abandonned Jim harrison-A good day to die 5 Per Petterson-To Siberia 3+ Turgenev-House of the gentry 4 Gerald Durrell-My familly and other animals.4 Bruce Chatwin-In Patagonia 5 Jim...

Bernard Cornwell is specialy good with villans,revenge is one of the deep engines of his writing.Often i was desapointed by the mild ending of the terrible ones.Lancelot in the winter king is someone you feel like strangling on each apparition.

In Budapest in my hotel room with a girl who just striped before me but i'm in no mod for it. The man who went up in smoke-Sjomall/Wahloo

Tree huggers spoiling Miami.....Tssss

Thanks for the info BG,it is very good indeed.

I'm reading The man who went up in smoke by Sjowall/Wahloo,very good so far. I'm complitly sure it's a translation,the authors,husband and wife, are Swedes but they might have written in English.It would go in cerebral mystery then.

The strain-Guillermo del Toro/Chuck Hogan :stars3: good vampires story.

For the first third of the book,i though it was a joke,a piss taking about conspiraty theorie,but no,it seem to but quite true(if a bit pulled by the air at times). The all story is about a special unit of Psychic warrior,the first earth battalion and Jedi warriors created after the trauma of...

A good and eclectic selection.Is this an book embargo?You know they always fail... Jim Harrison - The Summer He Didn't Die Karen Armstrong - Muhammad - A Prophet for Our Time Martin Beck The Man Who Went Up In Smoke Herman Melville - Typee Alexis Q. Castor - Between the Rivers - The...

Just few things i noticed about BAR. First ,a strong inclination for genres,like crime,fanatsy,horror and so on,which i like a lot along with true literature. The little circle of aficionados has meltted in the last years due other forums more strongly literary orientated and with strong...

Hummm,Aquablue you should read this,it might boast your hopes about the qualities of your own writing.

Just one question ,when you write Is this metaphorical or is it some sort of robocop related sequel?

That is the most interesting piece of real information i read in a while.Thank you Mister Bunny.

In New York Airport,inspecting a plane where everybody died,apparently peacefully 6 minutes after landing.190 passengers. The Strain -Guillermo del Toro /Chuck Hogan

House of the gentry-Turgenev:stars4: In Patagonia-Bruce Chatwin:stars5: The man who stare at goat-Jim Ronson :stars3:- Cloud someone with access correct the spelling in the tilte please?