[Fatherland. Wow! But what next?]

Hi

 

I'm sure I've read Fatherland many years ago and I really liked Stieg Larsson's Millennium Trilogy,

 

• The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
• The Girl Who Played with Fire
• The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest

[The most disturbing work of fiction that you have ever read]

Spares by Michael Marshall Smith.

 

I'd probably read this again, I enjoyed the journey but with advances in Medical Sciences, you could see it coming true which was the disturbing part.

 

As the tag line said  "Spares – it’s fiction. But only just…"

[|Good Afternoon]

Hi everyone, 

 

 

I've been an avid reader and buyer of books bookworm since I learnt to read. Following school I joined the Merchant Navy which afforded me plenty of time to indulge my reading. Things are a bit more hectic now with a “normal” job in IT and a home life consisting of two Westies and a wife

 

 

I also try to fit in a little painting, gaming, watching Rugby League and whisky tasting. I’m currently tasting a nice 25 year old Lagavulin.

 

 

I lean towards hard science fiction or gritty / dark fantasy, but if it’s a good story I’ll read it.

 

I collect large hardbound graphic novels – although I’m having to be very choosy due to lack of space.

Favourite authors are probably going to be, Frank Miller, Brian K Vaughn, Alfred Bester, Richard Stark, Michael Moorcock and many more.....

 

 

 

That’s pretty much it....

 

 

Gisty