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I'm tempted to read these just to see if Katniss Everdeen's character is as pathetic as it is portrayed in the movies. I watched three of the films and I'm now rooting for the Capital. "
Don't bother...Catpiss is pathetic in the book/s as well.
Cheers. I did wonder if it was a poor screenplay, direction or acting.
Ghost Written by David Mitchell was quality - read it over Xmas
About a dozen different stories weaved into one - thought it was going to be very confusing and overly ambitious but i was mighty impressed
From a comedy point of view nothing beats John Niven
The Second Coming is a wonderful story of God, who loves high quality MDMA, sending Jesus back to earth to put things right - their meeting with Lucifer is one of the best passages i've ever read.
Kill Your Friends is a crazy and very dark take on the music industry in the mid-90s - absolute genius - if you liked American Psycho, then you'll love this
HMRC IHTM25292 - Contracts for sale: Shareholdings and partnership interests.
Just re-reading The Feather men by Sir Ranulph Fiennes, fascinating true (if you believe it) story of SAS buddies helping each other and some mysterious deaths made to look like accidents, all connected to a paid hitman.
Thats actually a rubbish synopsis, check out Amazon for reviews etc
Cracking read if you get the chance
twiglet_monster - Member
beeswasn't expecting much from this but was really impressed. Highly original.
looks like I'm now reading this! ๐
Another one working their way through SA Corey Expanse series here, started on Leviathan, natch, then skipped to a novella on Fred Johnson, the butcher of Anderson Station, and now about a 1/4 through Callibans War...
iancity1 - Member
Just re-reading The Feather men by Sir Ranulph Fiennes,
Filmed under the name "The Killer Elite" I believe, also very good
Babylon's Ashes by James SA Corey. The expanse stuff is brill.
I'm waiting for book six to come down in price. It's a great series. Richard Morgan's Takeshi Kovacs trilogy is worth reading if you like the expanse.
I've just finished reading Don Winslow's The Power of the Dog for the second time. Great book
Just finished No Beast So Fierce by Edward Bunker.
Excellent story based on the experiences of a real prisoner who had served quite a bit of time in the notorious USA prisons.
Well worth a read if you like crime related stories, based on the difficulties faced by prisoners trying to go straight in society.
I read that and The Animal Factory a few years back. Looks like he has written a few more since then - "Stark" could be worth a read. Bunker was the guy organising the heist in Reservoir Dogs, you know.
[edit]Actually, according to Amazon, 'Stark' was his first book and only discovered after he died..
