I've set up a library at work and so most of the books I no longer want go in there. Maybe one day I'll also get to appreciate it when I've finally got somewhere near the summit of Mount TBR
I think he's great. I'm pretty sure he doesn't take himself seriously and he was a great PM this week.
Plus he really makes me laugh. I can't see why people are comparing him to Paul/Syed/Tre as he's nothing like them - his pomposity is in jest surely?
It's no way better than a book.
But it's different and interesting, but I couldn't see it working for anything other than a short. The stories are dreadful (so far) though.
Much as I like him, he tends to be constantly on a publicity drive for his theatre.
Of all the London theatres, he's the only Director I know of. I'm sure there are many who miss out on the publicity he garners
Same here but I'm looking forward to the one this week - Trevor Eve as Hughie Green and the last one which is David Walliams as Frankie Howerd which looks great
The Harry H Corbett one was good but rather bleak
I was with DVO - I liked Amy. I don't think she was the stompy one was she?
And that first Oliver sings and looks like an angel yes, but he'd better sort his diction out otherwise nobody will know what the poor little cherub is saying
I agree. It was brilliant. Totally and utterly brilliant. The swings in my emotions when read that were enormous. Plus the voices of her characters are just so real
Me too. I love her with all my heart. I've seen the latest but only in hb and I don't do those unless it's unaviodable (young Mr Potter is all I think)
JS &MN is the foundation stone on my Mount TBR.
I must say, it has the whitest pages
(Glad to know it's not just me who would hate to be thought of as a bandwagon jumper)