What are you currently reading?

[400bhp]

7 Deadly Sins.

100 greatest cycling climbs is sat on my bedside table that I will often peruse through.

 

[Bobby Mhor]

One Summer: America 1927 by Bill Bryson

 

[Paulus]

I also have waiting on the shelf, The inside storys of the Paris Roubaix and the Tour of Flanders by Les Woodland

 

[XRHYSX]

Inca gold by Clive Cussler

 

[welsh dragon]

Inca gold by Clive Cussler

Love clive cussler. Dirk pitt Is the best

 

[stowie]

The Gold Finch by Donna Tartt. Read "The Secret History" a little while ago and thought I would give her latest book a go. It is a very good book, would recommend it.

 

[XRHYSX]

Love clive cussler. Dirk pitt Is the best

I'm a bit of a fan of Mr Pitt, I've read a few now

 

[welsh dragon]

I'm a bit of a fan of Mr Pitt, I've read a few now

I have them all on ebook form.

 

[Dave 123]

Cold by Rannulf Feinnes or however you spell it!

It's all good and impressive BUT I can't help thinking how many other people might have been capable of that stuff but didn't go to eton and have connections.

Yes, I'm very willing to be criticised about slagging him off based on class. Fire away!

 

[Phoenix Lincs]

The Cuckoo's Calling by Robert Gilbraith (who is actually JK Rowling). It's not bad, I'm 76% through it.

 

[swee'pea99]

A short walk in the Hindu Kush by Eric Newby. A distant, distant world - hard to believe it took place almost within my lifetime.

 

[stowie]

Crime and Punishment

Nothing like a bit of Dostoyevsky to cheer you up on the long winter nights! Seriously, I read Crime and Punishment and it was a difficult read (not least because each character is referred to by at least 4 different names) but the book was one of the best I have ever read.

 

[XRHYSX]

I have them all on ebook form.

I've not been convinced of e-readers yet, I get the paperbacks from charity shops

 

[swee'pea99]

Nothing like a bit of Dostoyevsky to cheer you up on the long winter nights! Seriously, I read Crime and Punishment and it was a difficult read (not least because each character is referred to by at least 4 different names) but the book was one of the best I have ever read.

No-one tells you this when you start reading Russian novels. I used to get to chapter 23 before it suddenly dawned on me that he was the same character as him.

 

[Roadhump]

Just finished reading: " Obsessive Compulsive Cycling Disorder" by Dave Barter. Very much enjoyed it.

I read that last year and also enjoyed it very much. I've just finished "The Sleepwalkers - how Europe went to war in 1914" by Christopher Clark and have just started "Love affairs & marriage - my life in football" by Howard Kendall.