I've just been gazzed by a random /talker who I fear may have got the wrong ides about me. I'd given them a shout to say hi, and now I feel I may have been a bit too over-friendly. One feels so terrible in these difficult social situations.
I'd like your advice, and also a plug for the b3ta book group I'm trying to set up.
Can you help?
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 15:01, archived)
It's my nose, isn't it? *sobs*
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 15:01, archived)
I shall add you to the list.
Fuck knows how I'll organise it, but I'll work something out.
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 15:03, archived)
Sci-fi, classics, modern, non-fiction etc. Have you had any suggestions so far?
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 15:06, archived)
I'm going to keep the suggestion list as broad as possible - basically, anything you would like to read, or have read and would like to talk about.
All recommendations welcomed.
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 15:08, archived)
That would make the choice easier.
First month - One from Spangles' book pile.
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 15:27, archived)
I shall promptly nick it, and claim the credit.
Cheers
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 15:28, archived)
if we can read one from my upcoming book pile first :P
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 15:04, archived)
I've done this idea as a drunken inspiration that I'm going to follow through with, and I need all the help I can get. Seems like a popular idea, though.
I shall be delighted to include you, dear Spangles.
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 15:07, archived)
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 15:09, archived)
what the fuck are you doing on a text-based internet forum?
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 15:17, archived)
by Herman Hesse. It's odd, and possibly great.
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 15:05, archived)
although I suspect you'd like Steppenwolf if I had to recommend a book of his. It's all a bit pre-hippy hippy, mind.
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 15:11, archived)
but if I don't get a move on with reading them soon I won't be able to reach the top of the pile :)
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 15:14, archived)
I hate the ones that build up a really good story and then suddenly realise they've got to finish and rush through the last bit.
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 15:08, archived)
The Discovery of Heaven is a fantastic book, and then the last-but-one chapter feels like a rush job, and then the final chapter has a great twist that leaves you unsure whether it actually makes up for the disappointment of the chapter before.
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 15:12, archived)
are you applying for book club inclusion?
We'd love to have you involved.
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 15:09, archived)