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'Blood's A Rover' by James Ellroy, as beautiful and as brutal as you want it to be.

Will have to check it out! Thanks

I'm currently rereading The Way of Kings by Brandon Sanderson, Daughter of the Forest by Juliet Marillier, and reading for the first time The Emperor's Knife by Mazarkis Williams.

I'm planning on doing a reread of The Hobbit by J.R.R Tolkien after I've finished those.

Not reading per se, but I've gotten into audio books lately since I spend 3 hours a day driving a car.

My first audio book is Iliad and Odyssey lol. I decided I'll try to civilize myself while driving.

I'm 10 hours into "The bronze spear hit him near the nipple and went through. His oxhide armor clattered and he fell heavily to the ground".

15 hours to go.

I'm not very much a reader of books, but now I have, to me a large one...
Autobiografy, by Eric Clapton.
It gives quite a good vieuw on the pop and drugs culture of the 60's and 70's...

Halo Glasslands by Karen Traviss just started it, seems ok. The most recent one I finshed was Halo cryptum by Greg Bear didn't mind it, but I'm not a Bear fan.

I'm currently reading 'the gruffalo' hehe
Well at school I read it to my class today

I am reading this just now. It's great.

The Eustace Diamonds (at work) and Phineas Redux (in bed) by Trollope, and Crazy Sh*t Old People Say by Geoff Tibbals, which was a friend's idea of a thoughtful Xmas present