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I'm enjoying 'I, Partridge' but will probably finish it on the outward train journey of a trip to Paris I'm about to make. Any recommendations for something similar? Sampled Rob Brydon's but didn't grab me, maybe Stephen Fry? I want something that will raise a smile, smirk or chortle!
Cheers.
Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy
oh yes +1 to that ^^^
Not funny but I thoroughly enjoyed le Carré's "The Complete smiley" and shhh Harry Potter, currently working my way through the top 100 sci-fi books.
EDIT:
Richard Matheson's "I am legend" is a top listen too.
As for humor, maybe the Red Dwarf or Terry Pratchett (in my pile of stuff ready to go).
PG Wodehouse Jeeves and Wooster was ok but a bit repetitious
Good shout with hitch hiker's, never got round to reading it, Pratchett too. Ta
Bill Bryson, A Short History Of Nearly Everything.
Brilliant, very funny in places
Yeah looked at Bryson's short history. That's probably next now I've got hitchhiker's.
The Long way round by Matt Long.
He's a NY fireman that was crushed by a bus while cycling to work one morning. This is his story of the fight to regain his fitness and run the Boston Marathon. A good old inspirational and heart warming story, I listened to the last 4 hours of it on my ipod while running the Edinburgh Marathon last year. 😀
EDIT: Sorry, just noticed your looking for humour....... 😆
what is the best place for such downloads? ^^