Ive just seen it in W.H.Smiths. Its called" Blood and Sand " by Frank Gardner, the BBC s security correspondent who got shot in Iraq.Against all odds he survived this,and recounts his journey from that moment, to his recovery and to being partly paralized today. I didnt have enough money on me to buy the book, it was either that or my Lottery ticket.I will get it next week though,as I admire the man.

i always wanted to read about nostradamus. got one of his prediction books (bargain basement) recently and whhhhhhhhooooooooo its either a bit spooky, or modern man/woman have manipulated, in translation, what he said to mirror significant events in history. i prefer the former, its more exiting.

A lot of people seem fascinated by Nostradamus dont they ? I dont really believe in his predictions, and just think its coincidence and luck.

A lot of people seem fascinated by Nostradamus dont they ? I dont really believe in his predictions, and just think its coincidence and luck.

He predicted you would say that...:hihi:

He predicted you would say that...:hihi:

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The green mile.
Im dying to get my eyeballs around that book.

The green mile.
Im dying to get my eyeballs around that book.It is excellent, one of King's best.

And inpossible to get out here in the wilds, I have to wait until my next trip into civillization to get it!

It is excellent, one of King's best.

Is it also a film, or am I thinking of something else ? (Tom Hanks ?)

I saw the film for the first time about three months ago and loved it.

I saw the film for the first time about three months ago and loved it.

Do you still want to read the book,when youve seen the film ? Surely you know the ending ?

Kings books have a magic that the film just cant reproduce.

the barnum museum by steven millhauser one of the short stories is what the film the illusionist is based on and i really enjoyed the film so thought would check it out but being tight a**e ordered from libary lol

the barnum museum by steven millhauser one of the short stories is what the film the illusionist is based on and i really enjoyed the film so thought would check it out but being tight a**e ordered from libary lol

yes, I usually order from the library,as the hard backed versions can be dear.

im planning to read hanibal riseing on holiday:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Theres so many...

Doors of Perception by Aldous Huxley probably tops the list, Ralph Ellison's The Invisible Man is another I'd like to get my nose into.