What book are you reading right now?

[suzywong]

What am I reading? 1250 pages of user manual for my new camera body!

[PDP67]

Cameron Crowe’s memoir called The Uncool

My wife bought it for me for Christmas and I wasn’t sure I was going to enjoy it but actually it’s great. It’s like the true story of Almost Famous (a film based on his early days as a rock journalist) but also includes stories of encounters with legendary figures from the 70s - Dylan, Gram Parsons, Bowie, the Allman Brothers etc. Highly recommended if you are interested in music from that period

[AndyP]

[MaxBertola]

[Guinnless]

@jegreenwood

but couldn’t understand all the hype

I never read book reviews. Multiple awards adorning the cover tend to put me off too.

[jegreenwood]

You’d miss some very good writing, then.

[Ian2001]

[bhoyo]

I loved this book at the time, but was brought up short by the F-bomb he deploys for no good reason. An F-bomb, in a book about rabbits, FFS!

[Ian2001]

Maybe as it’s the Puffin version, it will be @%&*! edited out

For some reason I wanted buy it, also bought the BluRay at the same time

[Fatsculler]

Neil Gaiman’s “Sandman” complete graphic novel series (I’ve also got volume’s II & III)

[Mulberry]

Looks nice, are these only the pure Sandman stories or is Death included?

[Fatsculler]

Includes all the related stories

[Mulberry]

I was asking because I have this:

[Nick1940]

World of Books remainders.

Don’t always agree with Bradshaw but most critics bring more understanding to my love of cinema.

Benny Green wrote excellent and learned prose about subjects he admired. Jazz and the American song book.

[Cmax]

David, Just finished listening to the audiobook version, I’m well impressed, and thoroughly enjoyed it. Please let Patrick know, that he’s got another fan, Thank you.

[davidhendon]

Thanks very much for that. He will be very pleased to know that you enjoyed it.

[Bern12]

I am reading the Clockwork Orange. Just finished of mice and men, wonderful story.

[Dynaudio1]

An entertaining biography of Princess Margaret.

[AndyP]

It’s that time of the year a few on the go!

[Collywobbles]

Just started, but I imagine that a fair chunk of the book will be about the development of Radar at Defford, Malvern and Pershore. In WW2 there were at least six RAF airfields in the county plus other RAF establishments.