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janinemarriott)Well
I thought that due to a 1 vote difference, Vurt had won. however, Jodie who's book it is, can't make meeting. SO shall we read Don Quixote in July and then Vurt in August when Jodie and Jason are back?
What do people think?
Vurt: Jeff Noon
Don Quixote: Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra
Just as an extra little thing, this is annoying, amusing and depressing at the same time.janinemarriott)
Finally Done shortlist and 3 books got 3 votes each so i've gone for them
They are:
Vert: Jeff Noon
Frankenstein: Mary S
Don Quixote: Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra
girfan)
There are 5 more on YouTube if you find these funny. :)
badnewswade)
Here's the longlist for Biblios which has apparently been lost?!? Under the cut...
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silverskull)Most of you have met me (Dave from Cauda Pavonis). I'm nearly finished writing my first book. I'm going to try and not self deprecate on here but who'd be interested in giving me some constructive criticism on it. I'm either going to run it off on Lulu.com or get it vanity pressed or both. How do people want me to do this?? Print it off and give them a manuscript to read or would you be willing to pick it up and pay a little off Lulu or whatever? If the concensus is that you're interested then we can discuss it further - perhaps I'll drop a chapter onto paper with the blurb once the editing is finished to see if you enjoy the style. Thoughts!?
janinemarriott)Greetings all,
Here is the long list for Sunday.
Vert : Jeff Noon
The Things They Carried: Tim O’Brien
Chase the Morning Michael Scott Rohan
Glasshouse: Charles Stross
Flight of the Old Dog: Dale Brown
Walking on Glass: Ian Banks
The Anubis Gate: Tim Powers
Cosmonaut Keep: Ken MacLeod
Flowers for Algernon: Daniel Keyes
Wolf in Shadow: David Gemmell
To say nothing of the dog: Connie Willis
Chase the Morning: Michael Scott Rohan
The
After
Flow my tears, the police said: Philip K Dick
The Informers: Brett
The five gates of hell: Rupert Thompson
Dracula: Bram Stoker
The strange case of Doctor Jekyll and Mr Hyde
Frankenstein: Mary Shelley
Vernon God Little: DBC Pierre
Silk :Caitlin Kiernan:
Edgar Allen Poe: “Tales” (published by nonesuch) + “The Raven.”
The Great and Secret Show: Clive Barker
Stand on
Nocturnes: John Connolly
Beyond Black: Hilary Mantel
The Atrocity Exhibition: Charles Stross
The Third Policeman: Flann O’Brien
The Wasp Factory: Ian Banks
The Painted Bird: Jerzy Kosinski
We have Always Lived in the Castle’s: Shirley Jackson
The Haunting of Hill House: Shirley Jackson
The Day of the Locust: Nathaniel West
The Woman in the Dunes: Kobo Abe
The Name of Rose: Umberto Eco
The Lair of the White Wyrm: Bram Stoker
Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night time: Mark Haddon
girfan)Whilst looking on Play.com for next month's book, I notice what is under the "Customers who bought Morality Play also bought" was:
* The Classic Fairy Tales
* A Confederacy of Dunces - John Kennedy Toole
janinemarriott)
Looking forward to an interesting discussion on Sunday. Don't forget Knights Templar 2.30pm for 3pm start this Sunday (6th)
Here is the longlist. As usual vote for 5, 1 anti vote if you want
Vert : Jeff Noon
The Things They Carried: Tim O’Brien
Chase the Morning Michael Scott Rohan
Glasshouse: Charles Stross
Flight of the Old Dog: Dale Brown
Walking on Glass: Ian Banks
The Anubis Gate: Tim Powers
Cosmonaut Keep: Ken MacLeod
Flowers for Algernon: Daniel Keyes
Wolf in Shadow: David Gemmell
To say nothing of the dog: Connie Willis
Chase the Morning: Michael Scott Rohan
The Seville Communion: Arturo Perez-Reverte
Never Let me Go: Kazuro Ishiguro
After London : Richard Jefferies
Flow my tears, the police said: Philip K Dick
The Informers: Brett Easton Ellis
The five gates of hell: Rupert Thompson
Morality Play: Barry Unsworth
Dracula: Bram Stoker
The strange case of Doctor Jekyll and Mr Hyde
Frankenstein: Mary Shelley
Vernon God Little: DBC Pierre
Silk :Caitlin Kiernan:
Edgar Allen Poe: “Tales” (published by nonesuch) + “The Raven.”
The Great and Secret Show: Clive Barker
Stand on Zanzibar : John Brunner
Nocturnes: John Connolly
Beyond Black: Hilary Mantel
The Atrocity Exhibition: Charles Stross
The Third Policeman: Flann O’Brien
The Wasp Factory: Ian Banks
The Painted Bird: Jerzy Kosinski
We have Always Lived in the Castle’s: Shirley Jackson
The Haunting of Hill House: Shirley Jackson
The Day of the Locust: Nathaniel West
The Woman in the Dunes: Kobo Abe
The Name of Rose: Umberto Eco
The Lair of the White Wyrm: Bram Stoker
Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night time: Mark Haddon
current location: here
current mood: chipper
current song: snotty rat
To those who are around for the meeting (jealous moi?)
After some discussion about the smallness of the group this month, it is suggested that the meeting is held at Pat's house. Not being a liberty to devolve others addresses online, if you need to know where Pat lives please email her. If people need a lift to fishponds, shout on the board and someone may be able to oblige.
Pat has kindly suggested a bbq (weather permitting). This means some fairly definite numbers are needed for this so if you could rsvp here or on the email list, that would be fab.