What was the last book you bought?

[Wanderlust]

Lass was on the mainland yesterday and picked up Stephen R Donaldson's The Gap into Ruin - this Day All Gods Die.

Never read this series, in fact only ever read the Covenant Chronicles. Guess I'll be searching for the rest of this series now, eh?

Any of you miscellanists read it?

[thingfish]

Have indeed WL and would heartily recommend them!!

[Wanderlust]

I was hoping you'd chime in and give your recommendation, Things. Excellent. Now, to find the first four in the series.

[thingfish]

Cool WL!
The Real Story(1st book) had me hooked from pretty much the off.
Not read them for years so i may have to revisit soon!

[Pebble]

25,000 Years of Erotic Freedom by Alan Moore; adapted from his 12,000-word essay “Bog Venus Versus Nazi Cock-Ring: Some Thoughts Concerning Pornography.”

I have found this on the Surrey library reference section, but they don't say which library it is at. I wonder why

[silverhand]

Just got back from a trip away to Yorkshire Dales. Bought a stack in a book sale. Years Best S.F. vols. 1&2 Harry Harrison & Brian Aldiss, S.F. Hall of Fame vols 1 & IIA Bob Silverberg, Again Dangerous Visions Harlan Ellison, The Black Mountains & Berserker by Fred Saberhagen. Went a bit OTT on the anthologies I think.

[Kevin McCabe]

Ordered Mieville's Between Equal Rights and Moorcock's Into The Media Web (edited by the super cool John Davey who kindly arranged delivery ). My birthday's the 29th, so I can (and did!) get away with murder.

[Wolfshead]

Found a copy od The Savage Tales of Soloman Kane on my last trip to the used book store. Usually don't buy paperbacks there but my olsd copy of Sloman Kane stories disappeared so I indulged.

[Pebble]

Arthurian legends by Marie Trevelyvan.

A reprint of 1895 book chronicling Welsh folklore and history up to Owan Glyndwr. Rather appropriate for my hols.

[thingfish]

Just received On Wings of Song by Thomas Disch this morning from Amazon!

[silverhand]

Just bought The Laughter of Carthage for £3.00. Think I'll wait till I find Byzantium Endures before I start it though.

[Rothgo]

Virconium Nights: a splendid cover IMHO! But should I wait and get/read The Pastel City first I wonder?

[opaloka]

I'd probably read pastel city first. I'd definitely read byzantium before carthage. .

[opaloka]

I found a nicely bound copy of 'Lost Horizon' by James Hilton.

[thingfish]

Came across a copy of 'For the fun of it' by Amelia Earheart at a thrift shop earlier today for a pound.