Verbal wrote:
I didn't even bother with any of Harris other books....Hannibal wasn't the "endearing" character for me that everyone else seems to believe he is...
But there aren't that many anyway. Only his debut Black Sunday (1975), which has been dismissed as nothing special, and the brand new Hannibal Rising which recounts how Hannibal became what he is.
skyhigh wrote:I'm now readin my 'oor wullie' annual!
Wow! I had an Oor Wullie annual from like, 1978 when I was a kid. I loved it (a lot of phonetic deciphering!) and hasn't crossed my mind in decades.. thx.
Besides 'Literally' (brought it from the library today):
Art in the (former) German Democratic Republic (GDR)
... former Eastern Germany, no, I mean it's still east ...
geographical, not political ... you know what I mean ...
'the other one' ...
i was at a bookstore today.. hoping to see some PSB books (i know i was hoping for too much ) But i found this SUPERB book called "1001 Albums you should hear" or something for $30 and it had one page on Actually and one on Very!!!!
damn, once i start earning i'm gonna buy that book..
Vince wrote:i was at a bookstore today.. hoping to see some PSB books (i know i was hoping for too much ) But i found this SUPERB book called "1001 Albums you should hear" or something for $30 and it had one page on Actually and one on Very!!!!
damn, once i start earning i'm gonna buy that book..
Oh, I received this book on my past byrthday! There´s actually three PSB albums in the 1001 list..a good surprise!!
Just finished SK's "Cell" too...a good one but he did better works... really enjoyed "It" when I read it many years back...I should read it again someday...how disappointing the ending on the film was!!! Not even close to the book. The same happens with "Dreamcatcher"...what a film-ending-disaster!!! Why??
I had a pretty good laugh when reading the part in 'Literally' where
Neil says about Chris that he's picking his nose too often ...
The part where both were interviewed seperately and were asked
to describe the other one.
Hehe, 'the other one' ... reminds me of something.
Just finished reading Occidentalism. A Short History of Anti Westernism. Didn't know that some Prussian intellectuals considered themselves to be Orientalists and that Asia began in what is now known as Germany.
Hello my name is Neil Tennant and I'm Chris Lowe and we're of the Pet Shop Boys.