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Glimmer
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not read but listened to:
Green mantle - John Buchan
Mr Standfast -John Buchan
thats me done with the 39 steps ‘trilogy’
The last raider - Douglas Reeman because I’ve never read any of his
if any of you roofers have a library card you can download 2 apps -Borrow Box & RBdigital which give access to 1000’s of talking books and eaudiobooks - all for free. RBD one also has a load of current mags including 442 and viz if anyone still reads it
definitely worth checking out
Green mantle - John Buchan
Mr Standfast -John Buchan
thats me done with the 39 steps ‘trilogy’
The last raider - Douglas Reeman because I’ve never read any of his
if any of you roofers have a library card you can download 2 apps -Borrow Box & RBdigital which give access to 1000’s of talking books and eaudiobooks - all for free. RBD one also has a load of current mags including 442 and viz if anyone still reads it
definitely worth checking out
hackneyfox
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The Wizards Sleeve - Viz
Nobber - Oisin Fagan
The Secret History Of The Blitz - Joshua Levine
The Cut - Chris Brookmyre
I'm cheating a bit, all of the above are still being read as I've been gorging on Better Call Saul, Justified, Wayne and Sneaky Pete.
Nobber - Oisin Fagan
The Secret History Of The Blitz - Joshua Levine
The Cut - Chris Brookmyre
I'm cheating a bit, all of the above are still being read as I've been gorging on Better Call Saul, Justified, Wayne and Sneaky Pete.
The Weimar Republic - Eberhard Kolb
Down There On A Visit - Christopher Isherwood
Berlin Diary - William Shirer
The Memorial - Christopher Isherwood
snootyfox
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What’s the Pierrrepoint book like?
snootyfox
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Haven’t really ready books before, I can recall just one, ‘Whirlwind’ by James Clavell
Upon lockdown though have read a couple of middle-east related non-fiction including T.E Lawrence’Seven Pillars Of Wisdom’.
Currently reading ‘Lawrence In Arabia’ by Scott Anderson. A fascinating insight into the world of bungling fools that created the horrible mess that the Middle East is today
Upon lockdown though have read a couple of middle-east related non-fiction including T.E Lawrence’Seven Pillars Of Wisdom’.
Currently reading ‘Lawrence In Arabia’ by Scott Anderson. A fascinating insight into the world of bungling fools that created the horrible mess that the Middle East is today