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Old 16th-April-2007, 08:55 PM   #201 (permalink)
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i have just read a series of books by stephen king called the dark tower. although not a huge fan of stephen king a really enjoyed these books. there is seven in total, starting with the gunslinger

there not horrors but kinda sci-fi thrillers. if you like the his dark materials trilogy or the lord of the rings then you'll love this.

i enjoyed these books more than they other trilogies.

by the way what would you call seven books if three is a trilogy.
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Old 16th-April-2007, 09:07 PM   #202 (permalink)
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by the way what would you call seven books if three is a trilogy.
A Septology, I guess or a series?

I love Stephen King books. I haven't read the dark tower series but my Grandma has the whole lot, so I may borrow it from her when I go home.
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thanks for helping me clear that up. now i can sound really interesting and intelligent when i say ive just read a hepology
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Old 30th-June-2008, 10:24 PM   #205 (permalink)
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The First Casualty - Ben Elton

Just finished this one.

For a little context, I had read one other Ben Elton book, This Other Eden. I thought the book was a big pile of poo, written like a teenager. The structure was textbook, sentence construction was lame and use of language was pretty juvenile.

I read this one because DT insisted that his later books are better and she was right.
His style has developed considerably and it's one of the better books that I've read lately.
It's set in WW1 and follows an ex-police officers secret investigation in and out of the trenches. I won't spoil the book for everyone, but it's a million times better than I was expecting.
Thanks DT.
I may even read more of his later books.
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thanks for helping me clear that up. now i can sound really interesting and intelligent when i say ive just read a hepology
Just don't drop your T whilst saying it or you won't look intelligent

I've only read one Decology, can anyone guess which one.
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A Spot of Bother by Mark Haddon
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Carrie by Stephen King

i personally find the book a lot more chilling than the film.

I want to read Misery next.
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DEVIL MAY CARE by Sebastina Faulks and are starting to read Eric Clapton's biography.

DEVIL MAY CARE is an authorised James Bond adventure. Pretty good and gritty. Seems more like a Bond film posing as a novel rather than a novel per se, but very entertaining.

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