Name the last three books you have read...

Is it possible that goodlove ghost-wrote it? Sorry, I couldn't resist. I'll stop now.

Tamstrong said:
It's not bad, but it's not great either. The photographs & the book layout are awesome, but the writing & the editing are weak. He came close to getting it right, but there are numerous typos, misnomers & other goofy mistakes that there's no excuse for. His writing is also repetitious; you read something & there it is again word for word a few pages later.
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BTW, thank you for the rep.
 
Atomised, Michel Houellebecq
not funny but witty

Black bazar, Alain Mabanckou
Funny, sometimes hilarious

L'énigme du retour, Dany Laferrière
One great haitian writer
 
Still reading "The last Werewolf" by Glen Duncan - It's a great book, I just haven't been in the mood to read much lately.

I also just bought, and started reading, "Click to Calm" by Emma Parsons. It's a book on dealing with aggression in dogs.
 
The Dark Knight said:
You gotta be shitting me brotha. When anyone else "feuds" is neg reps to make them place nice but now you're issuing verbal warnings? This mofo right here LMAO
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The Dark Knight said:
Who the fuck is instigating? I'm calling out clear hypocrisy you side show lame.
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Dark knight,
You can sing to the ladies,..... You have a good working profession in this recession...... and you are riding high in popularity with 39 rep points on this forum.........You have the least reason to bitch about anything......

Relax Dark Knight.....Please relax your black ass.........
 
Archman said:
Dark knight,
You can sing to the ladies,..... You have a good working profession in this recession...... and you are riding high in popularity with 39 rep points on this forum.........You have the least reason to bitch about anything......

Relax Dark Knight.....Please relax your black ass.........
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Lmao fair enough sir
 
Last three books:

The Sugar Barons - a new history of the rise and fall of the British West Indian empire.

Full Dark, No Stars- Steven King short story anthology

Quicksilver by Neal Stephenson- Set in the 1600s; very entertaining fiction that gives wonderful perspective on the scientific movement, slavery, pirates....
 
Outliers: The Story of Success (reread 2nd time)
The Last Lecture
Eva Braun
A Singular Woman: The Untold Story of Barack Obama's Mother (currently reading)
A Reason to Believe: Lessons from an Improbable Life (up next)
 
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Thanks again for the suggestion, Saty. It was a good one.
 
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