CUK Book Club: Currently reading...

[DoctorStrangelove]

rereading 'use of weapons' by Ian M Banks.
not into dry historical textbooks really.

I'd like to read "The Amber Chronicles" again but they are currently not reachable in any sensible way other than by buying them again.

[BR14]

I'd like to read "The Amber Chronicles" again but they are currently not reachable in any sensible way other than by buying them again.

got an Ereader?

[DoctorStrangelove]

got an Ereader?

Such wit!

[BR14]

Such wit!

I'll take that as a 'NO' then.
pity, i've got a comprehensive SciFi collection in Epub and Mobi formats.

[DoctorStrangelove]

Thanks for the offer but I'm a dead trees kind of

The Uri Geller book is quite an easy read compared with a lot of my fare.

[ladymuck]

Starting at the beginning?
Keep you going for a while.
I'm taking a two book break between each one.

I need to sort out the right order to read them all in.

Then there's the Iain Banks books... Ought to read Crow Road at some point at I drive up and down it now and then

[BR14]

According to some, i've been away the Crow road since i left the mob in '74

[BR14]

I need to sort out the right order to read them all in.

Then there's the Iain Banks books... Ought to read Crow Road at some point at I drive up and down it now and then

from google:

Publication Order
That said, publication order probably makes the most sense, due to the (very) minor and occasional reference in one book to the events of another. This is the order the books were published in:

Consider Phlebas (1987)
The Player of Games (1988)
Use of Weapons (1990)
The State of the Art (1991)
Excession (1996)
Inversions (1998)
Look to Windward (2000)
Matter (2008)
Surface Detail (2010)
The Hydrogen Sonata (2012)

[darmstadt]

And don't forget Raw Spirit which makes a very enjoyable Sunday afternoon read

Sent from my 5g carrier pigeon

[BR14]

And don't forget Raw Spirit which makes a very enjoyable Sunday afternoon read

Sent from my 5g carrier pigeon

I'll have a butcher's at that.
he went too soon, for sure.