Simon Beckett: Whispers of the dead

saw a review of it in a film magazine.

 

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1334260/

 

Thanks.

Lots of British A* actors participating... :stunned:

Will be interesting to see how they transferred the book into the play.

Les Misérables - Victor Hugo.

 

i hope i can last through the whole book. seems so long. :wreck:

The Lost Symbol- Dan Brown

My Brain Is Open - Bruce Scherchter

The Lost Symbol- Dan Brown

 

Why do people read Dan Brown?

Why not?

I think "Angels and Demons" and "The da Vinci Code" are great books.

Why not?

I think "Angels and Demons" and "The da Vinci Code" are great books.

 

Why not? Doesn't really answer my question.

 

He's an absolutely terrible writer and I shudder to think that people will look back on his work to define this generation :/

He's an absolutely terrible writer and I shudder to think that people will look back on his work to define this generation :/

 

I don't think that he is the best writer in the world or something like that, but he isn't bad...But you know, this's only my opinion.

Yeah he isn't bad, he's terrible :nice:

Ok, I give up :rolleyes:

I'm still reading the same book as I was this morning when I posted in this thread. :o

 

For some reason I've been getting into books about mathematician's lives. :P

I finished Nick Laird. Expected something different as his interviews are usually full of metaphors, quotes, similies, ... but I enjoyed it. :)

 

At the moment I am skipping through a few short stories about the sea; but will probably start reading "The Autograph Man" by Zadie Smith.

I just started "Girls In Trucks" by Katie Crouch.

Su único hijo (his only son) by Leopoldo Alas

Tierra Firme by Matilde Asensi

 

The Resturant At The End Of The Universe by Douglas Adams

K-PAX, by Gene Brewer. Love it!

Hamlet for class

Thus Spoke Zarathustra - Nietzche

The Promise of a Lie- Howard Roughan

Juliet, Naked -Nick Hornby

Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman

My biology textbook. At least I should be :disappointed:

Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman

I think I know that dude, he came here in Manila; my classmate got to meet him and she had him sign her book.

I think I know that dude, he came here in Manila; my classmate got to meet him and she had him sign her book.

 

yeah, i think he actually went to "tour" around SEA last year. cos my friend was also telling me about him (my friend's a fan).

 

i know him more cos of the movie Stardust, i.e. he's the one who wrote the book the movie was based on, & cos he's written a book with Terry Pratchett (one of my fave authors).

Gangs- Tony Thompson.

 

I must be bored.