The Book thread

[martadelas]

After almost finishing Private series by Patterson (only have Berlin left) got my hands on The Second Life of Amy Archer by RS Pateman. So far so good. Sooo good.

[canadian_turtle]

I've spent most of today redesigning my book and theatre review blog which is the incentive I needed to start posting much more frequently to it than I have been in the past. What do you guys think?

Link: http://pagetostagereviews.blogspot.co.uk

I will just need to change the URL now so it'll be my own domain name, without the BlogSpot addition, hopefully I get around to doing this in the next week. :)

[weliveandbreathewords]

The only thing I would change is the font but i am a design student
other than that, it looks fab!

[canadian_turtle]

The only thing I would change is the font but i am a design student
other than that, it looks fab!

Thanks! If you mean the font in the main body I'm actually quite fond (hee!) of that ^_^

[jojojoanne]

I've spent most of today redesigning my book and theatre review blog which is the incentive I needed to start posting much more frequently to it than I have been in the past. What do you guys think?

Link: http://pagetostagereviews.blogspot.co.uk

I will just need to change the URL now so it'll be my own domain name, without the BlogSpot addition, hopefully I get around to doing this in the next week. :)

That's really good, c_t!!

[canadian_turtle]

Thanks, jojojoanne!

[John Milton]

I've just finished 'Terminus' by Adam Baker. This is the third in the 'Outpost' series from Baker and sees New York the target of a tactical nuclear strike after being overrun by the infected.

Check out my review here:

[tilly]

'Free' World War Z book with Daily Telegraph
Voucher in £2 paper to be redeemed at Morrisons or EasonsSat 22 JunBuy a copy of this Saturday's Daily Telegraph and inside there's a voucher for a free paperback copy of World War Z - An Oral History of the Zombie War by Max Brooks, the book on which the recent Brad Pitt film was based.

Take the voucher to your nearest Morrisons or Easons (Northern Ireland) by the end of the same day (Sat 22 Jun) to receive your copy

[weliveandbreathewords]

Doing that! ^^^^^

[weirdfilms33]

Finally finished reading 'A People's Tragedy' by Orlando Figes - an extraordinary book on the Russian revolution that gives you a dazzlingly comprehensive view of the historic event. Figes strips away the myth and misconceptions of the 1917 Bolshevik takeover and focuses on the Russian people, their struggles in the midst of a political hailstorm, and their failures to adequately challenge the tyranny of a new autocracy. Thoroughly recommended reading for anyone who has the time!