Hobgoblin

Hi ya. I'm finding me feet as well. Welcome along.

Yep, I just stuck book club in the Ask Jeeves search Engine. I was just looking to see what was out there as far as avid readers went and this place seemed cool.

I think she do fine. Angelina was pretty darn good in Changling last year. Just goes to show that Lara Croft can do anything!!

Hey Glowmay, Welcome.

Impressive Polly. My wife used to do Kick Boxing and while we were engaged I went along to a couple of sessions... I had a white out in one of the circuit sessions due to trying too hard. Now I just stick to golf.

With publishers forever changing their artwork it is often a losing battle.

Hi ya Dan welcome along.

It would have to be paperback as I've got the other four in paperback and I do so like an orderly looking bookcase.

Top Five in no particular order... Red Hot Chili Peppers Foo Fighters Leftfield Slade The Beautiful South

Got to go with one of the postcards you find in cinemas now a days.

Surely it's the Monster Book of Monsters complete with windup chomping action !

Hey Tania, welcome.

She was unlucky, and Ben is definitely unpleasant, but at the end of the day the wrong team won. It was a good product, well packaged that just cost toooooooo much!

My top five. Well at this moment in time anyway. 1. Necroscope by Brian Lumley 2. Magician by Raymond Feist 3. Moving Pictures by Terry Pratchett 4. Redemption Ark by Alastair Reynolds 5. Brave New World by Adolus Huxley

The Magic Faraway Tree books were great.

Hey Joe. Welcome aboard.

Hello. Welcome aboard.

Just the 21.

My first Horror was Cujo by Stephen King... Rabies meets St Bernard dog. My first Fantasy was Magician by Raymond Feist My first Sci Fi was probably A Brave New World by Adolus Huxley

To be honest I am drinking a bottle at the moment and I was stuck for inspiration.

I am from the beatiful (?) Birmingham U.K.

I did manage it once on a beach in Corfu. It was Paint Your Dragon by Tom Holt... a ridiculously funny book.

Hi there one and all. I am new to this community forum thingy on the internet so I 'm stuck for things to tell you already. I love fiction... I suppose that goes without saying as I have joined a forum such as this. The spare bedroom inour house makes a cosey study with P.C. and three bookcases of my favourite books at the moment. Looking up I can see such varied authors as Wilbur Smith, Jeffery Deaver, Richard Laymon, Raymond Feist, Peter F Hamilton... and many more. I enjoy a good film, (as well as pretty rubbish films) with my taste as assorted as with my books. The last visit to the cinema was to see the 3D My Bloody Valentine. I play a mean game of golf f I practise a bit beforehand. I am currently listening to radio coverage of The Masters since my wife is watching a dodgey Adam Sandler film. Anyway, that is a start.