What book/e book are you reading at the moment !

I’m re-reading “right hand, left hand” by Chris McManus. It’s about the origins of asymmetry in biological systems! Really interesting, I first read it about 10 years ago.

Ocean at the end of the lane by Neil Gaimam. Previously finished the last Dexter book, not as disappointing as the TV series was at least.

Time Crunched Cyclist waiting on the side (I don’t have the time…)

I got as far as the intro where he suggests that if you only read 2 sections of the newspaper over breakfast you can give yourself enough time to train.
He has time to sit down at breakfast 😯

Obsessive Cycling Disorder.

Can highly recomend Alistair Humphries two cycle touring books.

sir alex fergusons autobiography.

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I am reading Undercover by Rob Evans and Paul lewis
I fancy reading that myself.

Its a very interesting read and even a better read if you was around at the same time
recommend this.

Some interesting reading going on here maybe start an ST Book club.

I have just finished From Hell by Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell. Brilliant! Some great drawings and written by Moore.

I am currently reading Touched With Fire, Manic-Depressive Illness and the Artistic Temperament by Kay Redfield Jamison.
So far very good and interesting. Redfield Jamison is well researched and eloquent in her writing. She uses her background as a clinical psychologist and researcher in mood disorders with her love of the arts.

I read the Life of pi years before it became the film; ace book.
Try a Voyage For Mad Men, it’s about one of the earliest round the world yacht races; a chilling end..

‘Abaddon’s Gate’ by James SA Corey, third book in the ‘expanse’ trilogy, so far they’ve all been cracking.

Just started ‘The Man Who Folded Himself’ which is strange but good.

‘Quantum Thief’ which is a very dense read.

A Possible Life. Liking it.

I’m currently going through a wishful bicycle touring reading scene – i’m onto “Mark Beaumont _ The Man Who Cycled The Americas” at the moment, along with a read/look at the pictures in the Cicerone world mountain guide “Scotland by Chris Townsend” – highly recommended in my opinion.

Graeme Obree’s biography I’m reading at the moment. It’s been on my Kindle for ages and I’ve been putting it off because I can never be bothered to read books when I’ve seen the film, but it’s a good read.

I’m also half way through Slaying the Badger, but whilst it’s interesting, I’m struggling a bit…

Reamde by Neil Stephenson; OK, but some way off his best. Also Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantell, which I’m quite enjoying. Planning to move on to Papillon next.