Last book you read?

[elrey]

One of my favourite questions to ask a guy when they're trying it on and l'm looking to sort the good from the bad. So throwing it open to the masses.

The count of Montecristo

 

[Michael_L]

 

[Michael_L]

read that too - good read

 

[gothic_witch]

'The Keys to Paradise' by Robert E. Vardeman. It was bad.

 

[BigAlYork]

The Ametures - John Niven

Hapless golfer gets hit on the head during practice, and wakes up unable to make a bad shot and with horrendous torretts!!
Wife fucking about behind his back and brother involved in a seedy criminal underworld.... funny, graphic, brilliant!!

 

[DesertRat]

Just bought Rob Halfords autobiography Confess. Don't read books often but he's one of my favourite singers.

 

[bLUR]

American Psycho - Brett Easton Ellis.
and .. i began reading The Book Thief - Markus Zusak, that first paragraph, really resonated with me on some level. Then, i stumbled across the movie on television not long ago. Needless to say, i still havent finished reading the book. but, the movie is a sweet favourite...

I think the internet and social media and ebooks and audible apps, have damaged the whole process of reading. ... And, I dont think i could read a novel on a device... there is someting unnatural about it.. (to me, anyway)

 

[SamHughes]

Masterworks - The Greatest Science Fiction Stories of the Twentieth Century. I'd strongly recommend having a go at short stories if you haven't tried it before.

 

[Ste1972]

All the Harry potter series

 

[MizzFizz]

Currently still wading through Robert Graves' The White Goddess. It's worth it

 

[MizzFizz]

Just bought Rob Halfords autobiography Confess. Don't read books often but he's one of my favourite singers.

I very rarely read bios but that's on my list, having already been recommended by a best buddy Man's a legend \m/

 

[Kaylabbe]

The Handmaid's tale was the last book I read.
I'm also a massive Harry Potter fan I've literally lost count how many times I read them

 

[Ste1972]

The Handmaid's tale was the last book I read.
I'm also a massive Harry Potter fan I've literally lost count how many times I read them

Love Harry potter books

 

[Kaylabbe]

Love Harry potter books

Yay! Favourite one?

 

[Ste1972]

Prisoner of azkaban

 

[Ste1972]

Although it's a close run with half-blood Prince

 

[Kaylabbe]

Prisoner of azkaban

Fair play. Deathly hallows for me, loved how everything we'd read came together and made sense, very clever writing

 

[Ste1972]

Fair play. Deathly hallows for me, loved how everything we'd read came together and made sense, very clever writing

Yes it does bring together quite a few earlier overlooked details

 

[Manvspencil]

American Psycho - Brett Easton Ellis.
and .. i began reading The Book Thief - Markus Zusak, that first paragraph, really resonated with me on some level. Then, i stumbled across the movie on television not long ago. Needless to say, i still havent finished reading the book. but, the movie is a sweet favourite...

I think the internet and social media and ebooks and audible apps, have damaged the whole process of reading. ... And, I dont think i could read a novel on a device... there is someting unnatural about it.. (to me, anyway)

I very much love American Psycho. Leant my copy to a friend though... who promptly moved away.

 

[Manvspencil]

Porno, by Irvine Welsh. Was the actual sequel to Trainspotting, the T2: Trainspotting film was tame by comparison.

 

[Prisofdesert]

Kama Sutra, It makes the bible seem ultra porno. I mean, really. That's the only positions they can think of to give pleassssssuuurrrre maximum ? . Obviously written by a man.