In need of a good read.

[SuperDave]

Never seen the movie - I hear it's rather good, but don't want it to spoil what I have in my head from the book.

The movie is great, so is all of Kubrick's films IMO.
Though personally I prefer the ending that is found in the book, it's the better of the two. The film is pretty much the book with moving pictures and is pretty much exaclty the same, bar the ending. Chapter 21 of the book is basically not featured in the film.

[Big Dave]

you know what dave, i haven't even thought about it.

any suggestions?

'Joy of Sarcasm'

google 'dover titles' - you already have works in floral designs and mathematics out there I see.

[Hitcher]

you know what dave, i haven't even thought about it.

any suggestions?

"Who are you calling an arse, arse?"

[The_Dover]

joy of sarcasm could be a goer.

hitler, you gotta try harder.

[Swoop]

No matter what, "never judge a book by it's movie"...

[Big Dave]

joy of sarcasm could be a goer.

hitler, you gotta try harder.

Jingle and soundtrack - words need a massage obviously - bluebirds become blackbirds etc etc - but i see the campaign roll out from here:
http://www.niehs.nih.gov/kids/lyrics/whitecliffs.htm

soundtrack is gold! i tells yas - turn it up!

[ogr1]

The irony is that we need a link to find a book, we need the book to find the clit.

I think if women want us blokes to find it they should just put it on our face.

There are no books about the cl*t, like the G-spot it's pure fiction

[tomthepohm]

You could call it a day in the life of the Dover. Not too sure it will be a best seller though mate...

[Winston001]

Clockwork Orange

Never seen the movie - I hear it's rather good, but don't want it to spoil what I have in my head from the book.

Personally it is one of my favourite movies. Got an album of the soundtrack. The book is good - must reread it.

Endorse Brett - "A Fortunate Life" by AB Facey is a fascinating book.

[moko]

Birdsong by Sebastian Faulkes is brilliant.If you`re into crime all of the Ian Rankin "Rebus" books are great,best to find out what order they were written and go through the list,they start off as good and just get better and better with each new book.Mark Billingham`s crime stories are likewise excellent,again best read in order.I`m currently reading "Shadow of the Wind" by Carlos Ruiz Zavon,it was in the Spanish best-seller lists for 2 years before the translation took off over here.I`m enjoying it because it`s quirky,still not sure how you`d classify it or how it`s going to pan out.Some really funny jokes thrown in,a touch of the supernatural,humour,sex and a plot that weaves all over the place,most of the characters are not what they seem at first,massively popular here,takes a little while to grip you but I`m engrossed right now.

[SPORK]

Read the Jack Ryan series of books by Tom Clancy. Takes a while to get into them, but then you can't put them down.

[Batcerb]

"Dont tell mum i work on the rigs, she thinks i'm a piano player in a whorehouse"
By Paul Carter.

Tis a fairly short book, but pretty good