davyK wrote:My local HMV is selling a wide range of paperbacks - 2 for £7. Plenty of really good ones...classic sci-fi etc.
Picked up Hitchens' Arguably and Alan Turing:The Enigma. Both big fat books....bargain!
hylian_elf wrote:Pratchett. What’s the best one to get someone started on it? Like, they’ll likely take to it and want to read more? Any particular one better for that than the others?
Vela wrote:Folio society edition books would give me anxiety given the prices. Holy moly.
I've just ordered Tchaikovsky's The City of Last Chances. Not read anything by him yet, but it looks right up my alley after Mieville's Bas Lag series, and the one I'm currently reading by Brian Catling; Hollow.
hylian_elf wrote:12, gonna be 13 soon.
Gremill wrote:Vela wrote:Folio society edition books would give me anxiety given the prices. Holy moly.
I've just ordered Tchaikovsky's The City of Last Chances. Not read anything by him yet, but it looks right up my alley after Mieville's Bas Lag series, and the one I'm currently reading by Brian Catling; Hollow.
Haven't read that one, but I've never read a book by AT that I didn't love.
EvilRedEye wrote:Folio Society Ian M Banks anyone?
Knight wrote:Gremill wrote:Vela wrote:Folio society edition books would give me anxiety given the prices. Holy moly.
I've just ordered Tchaikovsky's The City of Last Chances. Not read anything by him yet, but it looks right up my alley after Mieville's Bas Lag series, and the one I'm currently reading by Brian Catling; Hollow.
Haven't read that one, but I've never read a book by AT that I didn't love.
I’m the same. Until I read city of last chances. A real dud in my view. You may well disagree though Vela!
Facewon wrote:Started The long way to a small angry planet by Becky chambers.
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