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I read that all in one day a few years ago, it was surprisingly readable.

That would've been my suggestion too, absolutely fantastic books. G.P.Taylor is a great author too, his books Shadowmancer and Wormwood are brilliant. :)

that list is my tbr pile! I don't often have an author I feel compelled to own and read everything they've written, but he's one of the few.

Brilliant author :) I have the whole series.

I'm reading Margrave of the Marshes, John peels biography/autobiography (he started it, his family finished it!). I also read a lot of books about the Titanic and Jack the Ripper. Morbid fascinations of mine :)

Anything I can get my hands on! Usually my bus pass as I always read on the bus! That has resulted in a few incidents where I've not taken my book out.. and had to pay for the bus grr.

I bought.. Haunted - Chuck Palahniuk Lullaby - Chuck Palahniuk The Lucifer Code - Michael Cordy The Venus Conspiracy - Michael Cordy The Righteous Men - Sam Bourne The Last Secret - Paul Sussman Margrave Of The Marshes - John Peel Q - Luther Blisset All on bought on boxing day with the...

Indeed, and that just made for stomach churningly irritating lead characters. I'd hate to meet the authors in real life, I fear I'd react badly to them.

if you go to www . amazon . co . uk they have a 'read inside' option available on this book :)

Codex by Lev Grossman and The Rule Of Four by Ian Caldwell and Dustin Thomason. In principle they both sounded fantastic, but by the time I'd struggled halfway through each I relented and read the last chapter just to know what happened and get it over and done with. I really hate not finishing...

I think I purposefully chose to ignore that part, Robert Langdon looks nothing like Harrison Ford, not in my head anyway! He doesn't look like any actor/singer/other random famous person named just to help out those with little or no imagination. :)

Robert Langdon also looks nothing like Tom Hanks. In any way, but then how I picture him in my wonderfully over active imagination will be entirely different to how anyone else pictured him. And that there is the problem with books made into films. *minor rant*

Slightly obscure suggestion, and definately won't be to everyone's taste, but I enjoyed a book called Damage Land by Alan Bisset. It's an anthology of modern Scottish gothic fiction. I'm racking my mental library to think of anything else to suggest!!

Only, and I mean ONLY, watch the film if you are suffering sever insomnia. My friend insisted we saw it at the cinema. I've still not seen it, I fell asleep about 30 minutes in. Angels and Demons was the better of the twop, however neither were particularly outstanding, and there are far...

By genre and then author. Although only a very small fraction of my books are on shelves, the ones I've yet to read generally, most are organised into several plastic storage boxes under my bed, and in piles around my room. I also have overflow bookshelves in the office!

Welcome! What sort of things do you like to read and we'll see if we can come up with some lesser known suggestions?!

Hi Mars! Just dive on in! What do you like to read?

please feel free to think less of me for such a reason, i can definately cope with that. and i'll continue to read and thoroughly enjoy deavers writing.

Hi Daniele. Welcome!! Just dive on in and have fun! What are you reading at the moment? Elle

It depends what I'm reading, some books I'd prefer total silence (although I have become quite skilled in blocking out all background noise when I'm reading), but others I find that the right music can add to the experience. But then, I am someone who is almost as passionate about music as I am...