what... are... you... READING

[Lucifer]

ohhhh, so you're completely wazzocked, then? 

[odeon]

ohhhh, so you're completely wazzocked, then? 

Pretty much. 

[Lucifer]

i'll just start the broomstick, shall i?   

[odeon]

i'll just start the broomstick, shall i?   

You have to start those these days?

[Lucifer]

i'll just start the broomstick, shall i?   

You have to start those these days?

of course.  if i left it running the whole time, it'd be zooming all round the house and breaking things. 

[odeon]

There's an image.

[ozymandias]

i'll just start the broomstick, shall i?   

You have to start those these days?

of course.  if i left it running the whole time, it'd be zooming all round the house and breaking things. 

I thought you did that enough,  running and writhing all over the house with odeon anyway??   

 

[Lucifer]

not at all.  it wasn't ME who broke the sodding bed.   

[odeon]

Reading work-related stuff.

[Blasted]

Good Morning, Midnight by Jean Rhys.

Had an urge to re-read it.

[ozymandias]

Archeology Magazine

[Calandale]

[Lucifer]

got a pile of books from charity shops (for pennies), and am getting through them.

first off was "we need to talk about kevin" by lionel shriver.  it started badly - i thought she was an emo whiner - but got going, and was an uncomfortable, if fascinating, read.

then tired "the thought gang" by tibor fischer, but really can't get into it - it's too self reflective for its own good, and the author seems to be saying "look how clever i am!" at least four times a page.

am now on a barbara vine (i.e. ruth rendell) cos i've never read any of heres.  it's brain candy, so easy to read.

[Pyraxis]

am now on a barbara vine (i.e. ruth rendell) cos i've never read any of heres.  it's brain candy, so easy to read.

Which one? I just googled her and a couple sound interesting.

[Lucifer]

am now on a barbara vine (i.e. ruth rendell) cos i've never read any of heres.  it's brain candy, so easy to read.

Which one? I just googled her and a couple sound interesting.

"the minotaur".  it's a bit psychological, so i'm hooked.  read a bit more, and am still interested so far.  it's a little clichéd in some respects (characters, relationships, etc.) but as i said, it's brain candy, so i don't care.