What book are you reading?

[philipchevron]

The most readable cookbook must be Mark Crick's Kafka's Soup which gives loads of scrumptious recipes in parodies of famous writers. Such as Rich Chocolate Cake à la Irvine Welsh - "Ah pour on the sugar, watching the white grains dissolve intae the golden brown liquid. They're dissolving cleanly; it's good fuckin shite."

I looked at various websites and could not find that book, I live in the US could that be the problem?

Amazon.co.uk

[harrigan]

Thanks!

[Blondie]

Peter Carey- Truth Behind The Kelly Gang and
Karen O Brien- The Kirsty MacColl-The One And Only

[body-of-an-american]

i'm reasing angela's ashes , for the second time, i love it i have read 'tis and teacher man to,

[Chichi Ramone]

I loved Angela's Ashes... so sad though, kind of living without any hope?
Right now, I'm reading Legend of a Rock Star - The Last Testament of Dee Dee Ramone. My friend has several photos published in the book.

[Eckhard]

Gary Herman - Rock'n'Roll Babylon

[MacRua]

M.Bulgakov - The Life of Monsieur De Moliere (finished)
M.Bulgakov - A Theatrical Novel (begun)

[RoddyRuddy]

Finshed The Skels & Teacher Man.
The Skels very dark read. Bit about a man cut in 1/2 by subway train was very graphic/real
Teacher Man was very just him prattling on about school in a very entertaining way . Not as good as A. Ahes but much better than Tis. Well worth a read.

Half way through Bez Freaky Dancing Me & The Mondays. Never a big fan of the band but just interested in his drug fuelled appoarch to life .Very honest & easy to read.

[cougar]

Of Mice and Men for the 400th time.

[Irish Rover]

Of Mice and Men for the 400th time.

I remember having to read that for school for GCSE English

[Aineen]

Just got Teacher Man from the library - hoping it's better than 'Tis, but knowing nothing could be better than Angela's Ashes...

[kmurray105]

Bob Dylan - Chronicles - excellent

[Caukill]

the boys from the mersey

just read this myself. Nicholas Allt , yes? Interesting snapshot of football in the 70's & 80's and a great example of how to have a good time & travel the world with little or no money. Shame it can't be done now.

[jpdca]

I just finished Chuck Klosterman's Sex, Drugs and Cocoa Puffs - some of it was good, some of it great, and most of it was at least entertaining.

[anfield boy]

Like half the people here, I'm reading Teacher Man....I know, I know.