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not reading much at the moment, I`m reduced to reading Charlie dickens, about twenty or so years ago I bought a complete volume of his works, just after I read that he was a sectarian racist [anti irish] so I never bothered to read any of them, now I`m rock bottom regarding reading material so I picked up one of the books , a lot of his stories are hard to follow ,a bit like uleyces , I wonder was joyce influenced by dickens. anyway fathers day this week maybe I`ll get a book or two.in god i trust...everyone else cash only.
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Originally posted by cosmo View Postnot reading much at the moment, I`m reduced to reading Charlie dickens, about twenty or so years ago I bought a complete volume of his works, just after I read that he was a sectarian racist [anti irish] so I never bothered to read any of them, now I`m rock bottom regarding reading material so I picked up one of the books , a lot of his stories are hard to follow ,a bit like uleyces , I wonder was joyce influenced by dickens. anyway fathers day this week maybe I`ll get a book or two.
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Ive for the first time in my entire whole 38 years run into a road block on reading ..last book i read was "Who Remembers Keogh Square" ive downloaded a couple of books to start up again..but just cant work up the motivation..this has never happened to me before, i generally have at least two books on the go together... im wondering if i developed ADHD or something..
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Originally posted by Mykidsmom View PostIve for the first time in my entire whole 38 years run into a road block on reading ..last book i read was "Who Remembers Keogh Square" ive downloaded a couple of books to start up again..but just cant work up the motivation..this has never happened to me before, i generally have at least two books on the go together... im wondering if i developed ADHD or something..
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A little bit of everything katie...i like you read crime fiction a lot.....a little bit of autobiographies, and im a nutter for these self help books not that any of them every helped me lol...
right now im reading nothing cos i seem to be blocked....ive no idea why....since i was a kid i always had something if not two books on the go together....ive never not been able to read.....but everything ive lifted in the past month or two ive thrown down..they either dont hold my attention or i thought they were boring shyte lol....I do like "swedish Noir" though and i think ive almost gone thro all the authors lol I hate..absolutely hate anything even remotely romantic ......
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Originally posted by Mykidsmom View PostA little bit of everything katie...i like you read crime fiction a lot.....a little bit of autobiographies, and im a nutter for these self help books not that any of them every helped me lol...
right now im reading nothing cos i seem to be blocked....ive no idea why....since i was a kid i always had something if not two books on the go together....ive never not been able to read.....but everything ive lifted in the past month or two ive thrown down..they either dont hold my attention or i thought they were boring shyte lol....I do like "swedish Noir" though and i think ive almost gone thro all the authors lol I hate..absolutely hate anything even remotely romantic ......
she is approached for her expertise by DI Harry Nelson of Kings Lynn CID with whom she falls in love.......problem is he's married to the beautiful Michelle.......as well as Ruth and Nelson a whole host of endearing characters populate the pages of Elly's books, and after finishing one you find you can't wait for the next - well, I can't, anyway......first one is called "The Crossing Places".
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Just finished Lonely Girl by josephine cox. Pretty intense reading with twists & turns in the storyline. I'lll be starting a Marian keyes novel soon. Both of these i got in the library. I know theres a few books in my bedroom which are yet to be read lol.UP THE DUBS!!!
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Originally posted by KatieMorag View PostPerhaps merge thread with the one in Arts section, as a sticky? Call it Ireland History books or something? All the books about social history (tenement life etc.) could go there. Just a suggestion.
Are you proposing we relocate the thread in Arts to this section maybe ?Everything is self-evident.
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Originally posted by cogito View PostAny ideas are appreciated... this particular thread was just intended as a general 'what are ye reading ?' thing to try and kickstart some activity in the Books section - I hadn't seen it as particularly tied to Dublin history or culture.
Are you proposing we relocate the thread in Arts to this section maybe ?
My idea for a sticky thread was so that if someone then put up a thread about, for example, a book on growing up in Dublin in the 1960s it could be merged into this one and then all such books would be in the one place for future reference, if that makes any sense. Like a sort of data base.
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Originally posted by KatieMorag View PostYes, that was the idea. I see your point about generating interest in the Books section, however threads like this tend to produce a couple of posts in response and then fizzle out and get lost. I think DTW had a thread like this going already, "What are yiz reading" or something.
My idea for a sticky thread was so that if someone then put up a thread about, for example, a book on growing up in Dublin in the 1960s it could be merged into this one and then all such books would be in the one place for future reference, if that makes any sense. Like a sort of data base.We'll sail be the tide....aarghhhh !!
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Originally posted by DAMNTHEWEATHER View PostEllo Matey Toerag.... hope yer well....ye know dat Coggers fella hijacked me 'Warriyizreadin' thread, an made it all poshed up so he did.....Everything is self-evident.
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