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What was the last book you bought? (2014)
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Went to the recycling shop. Bought 2nd hand copies of: a Wordsworth ed. of Plato's Republic; Neal Stephenson's The Diamond Age; and a Dutch version of Haynes' Bike Book.
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Ballard's Extreme Metaphores and Hello America.
Wanna get home and get stuck into them.....
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Picked up three science fiction books that caught my eye at one of my favorite thrift stores today:
The Smoke Ring by Larry Niven
Serpent's Reach by C.J. Cherryh
Merchanter's Luck by C.J. Cherryh
1980's hardbacks that I'll be reading in the near future.
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The Waiting by Joe Hart.
A nice story with interesting twists and turns and an ending that isn't formulaic for a mystery/horror story. Genuinely creepy in places (and that's from the point of view of a jaded reader).
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As I mentioned elsewhere, just bought a copy of Eduardo Paolozzi at New Worlds. However, In the acknowledgements, author David Brittain, mentions Colin Greenland's, The Entropy Exhibition. I vaguely remember attending a couple of classes, or lectures, given by Greenland, back when I was at NELP, in the Eighties. The Entropy Exhibition was Greenland's Phd thesis, all about New Worlds under Mike's editorship. I'd forgotten all about it. I got a Sony e-Reader for my birthday, so I found a digital copy at eBooks.com.
Got plenty of good reading to do this year!
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Originally posted by David Mosley View PostThe last physical books I bought were The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes and The Hound of the Baskervilles, both for my daughter (off the back of her love of the BBC Sherlock series).
*Assuming you don't do a Search and hit the copies being sold for £430!
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I have been reading Mark Ursell's Book Illustration, which I got from Dorking library. It was a great read and some great ideas. So I have bought a copy and waiting for it to turn up next week.
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OK, maybe you didn't buy them in 2014 David, but somebody has to get this year's thread going; it might as well be you!
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What was the last book you bought? (2014)
The last physical books I bought were The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes and The Hound of the Baskervilles, both for my daughter (off the back of her love of the BBC Sherlock series).
I also bought myself digital copies of V For Vendetta and The Dark Knight Returns (from Comixology), Watchmen, The Complete DR & Quinch and The Complete Judge Dredd Case Files Vol 6 (from Amazon Kindle) and The Complete Halo Jones, The Complete Alan Moore Future Shocks and The Complete VCs Vol 1 (from 2000AD Online) in their respective festive period sales.Tags: None
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