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Someone posted this quiz on another forum that I belong to (a non book-related forum), and I was very embarrassed about my results, as just about everyone else came out as 'Joe Normal'. http://www.okcupid.com/tests/take?testid=9935030990046738815 Here were my results: Tri-Lamb Material...

I just wondered if there are any ex or current Open University students here? Or, for that matter, anyone considering a course with the OU?

Well, this is a strange novel to say the least! This belongs in the 'serial killer/whodunnit genre' but has rather a strange twist - the narrator is a serial killer himself, and finds that he has another killer on his turf! The author obviously has a very dry sense of humour, and it's...

for a living? I can't help but notice that everyone on this forum seems to have more than their fair share of IQ points, and just wondered what everyone did for a living! I'm not allowed to work at the moment (US Immigration laws), but I used to be a Customer Services Manager for a...

I'd love to hear if there are any other fans of Keith Ablow here. I absolutely adore his books; they're very fast-paced, graphic, and full of psychological insight to his characters. You get the feeling that if you were to have a half-hour hour discussion with him, by the end of it, he...

If a film and book were to be released concurrently, which would you prefer - the film or the book? And why?

Have you tried them? Do you love them? Hate them? Why?!

Since I've lived here in the US, I much prefer Borders. I find Books-a-Million to be a 'browsers's bookstore' and not so much a 'reader's bookstore'. In England, I found that W H Smiths had the best selection of fiction.

I'm an avid reader of crime/mystery/thrillers, and am constantly looking for new authors to try. Because I read so much, I find that my favorite authors just don't seem to write quickly enough to keep a good supply going. I'm not happy unless I've got about 6 unread books to wade through...