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The Temporary Gentleman by Sebastian Barry The Disappearances by Gemma Malley Beasting by Benjamin Myers

Bird Box by Josh Malerman The Bees by Laline Paull The Silkworm by Robert Galbraith

The Yellow Birds by Kevin Peters Fan by Danny Rhodes The Silence Of The Glasshouse by Martin Malone Prayers For The Stolen by Jennifer Clement

Watership Down The Illustrated Edition Boxed 1976 near mint for £4.99 in Oxfam,Durham! Also The House Of Silk by Anthony Horowitz,Butcher's Crossing by John Williams,and Revenger by Rory Clements.

Library loans of The Pesthouse by Jim Crace and White Moth by Michelle Forbes,Kindle download of Sunborn by Jeffrey A Carver,and cheap on eBay A Cry In The Night by Tom Grieves.

Never heard of any of 'em,Peder! Only joking! Good luck with reading them. I usually have my eye on at least 3 or 4 titles I fancy reading,but quite often get distracted by browsing online or in the library,Meadow.

Have you chosen any books to read in the new year yet? I have,but that doesn't mean I'll read 'em all! Already started Familiar by J.Robert Lennon on my kindle earlier than expected. Also bubbling in the pot are An Officer And A Spy by Robert Harris,Proxima by Stephen Baxter,The Woman In...

General Fiction The Well And The Mine by Gin Phillips/Under The Same Stars by Tim Lott/Daylight Saving by Edward Hogan/Wilderness by Lance Weller/The Broken Cedar by Martin Malone/Little Wolves by Thomas Maltman. Crime The Cuckoo's Calling by Robert Galbraith Thriller Red Winter by Dan Smith...

Up in the attic in my sleepy chair,or in a quiet forest glade. I do read on the bus too,and even in a quiet old fashioned pub!

Downloaded Familiar by J.Robert Lennon to Kindle,and fairly certain Santa'll be tossing An Officer And A Spy by Robert Harris,The Woman In Black: Angel of Death by Martyn Waites,and Proxima by Stephen Baxter down't chimney on Crimbo Eve! :)

I'm now reading The Infinite Sea by Jeffrey A Carver,on my Kindle,the 3rd in his excellent sci-fi series. Ordered The Darkening by Stephen M Irwin,a horror that sounds very promising. Also fancy Life After Life by Kate Atkinson.

Borrowed The Broken Cedar by Martin Malone,The White King by Gyorgy Dragoma,and Norwegian By Night by Derek B. Miller,and ordered Last Days by Adam Nevill,all in the library.

Ordered The Giant Under The Snow by John Gordon,and pre-ordered Winter by William Horwood which Amazon has reduced again after hiking the price to £15.99.

Hi Bullyboy. It is Ian Dury! And I'm over 40,and The Blockheads New Boots And Panties was the first LP my parents bought me to go with my 1st record player! Blimey,I sound ancient! I was going to pre-order Winter by William Horwood from Amazon at £11.51,but kept hanging back thinking they'd...

Titan was the best sci/fi novel I read in 2011,and I've since read Baxter's Raft & Timelike Infinity. Another sci/fi writer I've discovered is Jeffrey A Carver,though I'm not sure if he's classed as a hard sci/fi writer but Neptune Crossing & Strange Attractors were very entertaining,and I...

Bought Shadowland by C.M.Gray,and The Infinite Sea by Jeffrey A Carver for the Kindle and requested Martyr by Rory Clements from the library. I only ever buy shorter novels on my Kindle,just can't imagine reading an 800 pager on there!

Bought The Messengers by Edward Hogan and pre-ordered The Pagan Lord by Bernard Cornwell.Also thinking of downloading Shadowland by C.M.Gray to my Kindle. The novel's set before King Arthur,and like the idea of it.

If I Ever Loved You by Justin Currie