The Book Thread

The last living slut, hahah.

Sheila wrote: The last living slut, hahah.

haha, you do seem to have the most random suggestions XD
I wonder what your bookshelf looks like xD

Also, I have a couple more suggestions.
I absolutely LOVE Confessions of a Conjuror by Derren Brown. If you've not heard of him (apparently he's not overly famous in other countries I've heard) he's a magician/mindreader/performer type guy. But he's just so wonderfully clever, and his book is amazingly well written and I just find the way he thinks so fascinating .

If you haven't read Jenna Jamesons book I strongly recommend it. It's quite similar to The Dirt (the same co-author i think?) and it has got some pretty tasty pictures for you who are into girls aswell. :sexx2:

izzie wrote: If you haven't read Jenna Jamesons book I strongly recommend it. It's quite similar to The Dirt (the same co-author i think?) and it has got some pretty tasty pictures for you who are into girls aswell. :sexx2:

hmm isnt she a porn star? if its the same person, i've seen her on tv alot, one time for a "heavy metal countdown" (if im not mistaken)

gothMINd wrote:

izzie wrote: If you haven't read Jenna Jamesons book I strongly recommend it. It's quite similar to The Dirt (the same co-author i think?) and it has got some pretty tasty pictures for you who are into girls aswell. :sexx2:

hmm isnt she a porn star? if its the same person, i've seen her on tv alot, one time for a "heavy metal countdown"

Yeah she's one of the most famous ones... And she really had a rocknroll life. 2 of 4 Mötley Crüe members are mentioned in there, guess which ones...

XiLaii wrote:

Sheila wrote: The last living slut, hahah.

haha, you do seem to have the most random suggestions XD
I wonder what your bookshelf looks like xD

Haha xD My bookshelf is most horse-books. So its not that random xD

The last living slut is actually kinda funny. Or something, i dont know how to descibe it xD I only read it because I read so much about it at forums and stuff, so I just had to check it out.

izzie wrote:

gothMINd wrote:

izzie wrote: If you haven't read Jenna Jamesons book I strongly recommend it. It's quite similar to The Dirt (the same co-author i think?) and it has got some pretty tasty pictures for you who are into girls aswell. :sexx2:

hmm isnt she a porn star? if its the same person, i've seen her on tv alot, one time for a "heavy metal countdown"

Yeah she's one of the most famous ones... And she really had a rocknroll life. 2 of 4 Mötley Crüe members are mentioned in there, guess which ones...

yeah then i know who she is...and its tommy and vince ofc haha

Anyone read mansons bio?

AxL Whïte wrote: Anyone read mansons bio?

Yep, in English!

izzie wrote:

AxL Whïte wrote: Anyone read mansons bio?

Yep, in English!

The Satanic Bible then?

I like reading Dan Brown stuff, smart thrillers, I like his writing style. He is the one who wrote the Da Vinci Code. My favorite book from him is Digital Fortress, it is a great book.

I LOVE books, and right now i'm reading a book called Let the right one in by John Ajvide Lindqvist, it's really a great book.

I like reading thrillers, somethin with a crime scene. Right now I'm reading the 2nd book of Robert Ludlums "Jason Bourne" its called supremacy. You may know the movies with Matt Damon, one of the best trilogy imo.

also I enjoyed reading the Harry Potter books. But I ahve to read the 6th and 7th tho.

P. fizzy Suxx wrote: also I enjoyed reading the Harry Potter books. But I ahve to read the 6th and 7th tho.

a couple of years ago i was a total Harry Potter freak, i knew everything about Harry Potter, but now i really don't have much time for reading anymore..
and also, when i got my first Harry Potter books i got the first and the sixth book, so i guess i kinda read them in a weird order, but at soon as i had read the first 10 pages i was HOOKED.
and i've actually cried a couple of times when i've read the books, like when Sirius died. :/

same for me

P. fizzy Suxx wrote: same for me

Have you got reckless road man? I can't find it...

AxL Whïte wrote: Anyone read mansons bio?

Yeah! And it's probably the best biography ever written.
But I'd like to see a "new" biography, since "The Long Hard Road Out of Hell" ends in 97'.
There's gotta be a lotta stuff that has happened in his life since that.
Especially all that columbine-stuff. I've watched those interviews and that documentary a couple of times but I think that he probably had even more smart things to say than what got officially published.

AxL Whïte wrote:

P. fizzy Suxx wrote: same for me

Have you got reckless road man? I can't find it...

sure I have it! but its inst a real book like a novel, its more a photographic book, but an awesome one tho!

joey_baccardï wrote:

AxL Whïte wrote: Anyone read mansons bio?

Yeah! And it's probably the best biography ever written.
But I'd like to see a "new" biography, since "The Long Hard Road Out of Hell" ends in 97'.
There's gotta be a lotta stuff that has happened in his life since that.
Especially all that columbine-stuff. I've watched those interviews and that documentary a couple of times but I think that he probably had even more smart things to say than what got officially published.

Yeah, he got interviewed for 2 hours and they used 5 minutes of it in columbine.



Master Manson, more to say, have you not?

haha exactly!

Nobody here has mentioned Slash's book "Slash". It's realy good, and especially if you also read "The Heroin Diaries" you'll sometimes get the same episode from two angles (and to your suprprise, both guys remembers what happened, despite all the substances...). I only found it in Swedish, and the translation really sux, but at the same time, it's so bad you can "see" the original language under and guess what he really wrote. I thought it would be a bit dry and maybe shy, as Slash is on stage, but it's not, it's witty and well written and really good reading if you want to learn about a guitar legend.

I'll also recommend something totally different: Sherlock Holmes. It's really big again, with the detective, both one new Hollywood movie, and a sequel coming up, and the BBC series set in modern time, that really is good. So why not read the original stories from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. They are still going strong and the short stories are perfect for reading while going to work or school.

I can't leave this thread without mentioning that I'm writing a book myself. It's 600 pages in word and finished, but I must make some final editing to make sure it's ok before I try to send it to the editors. If they'll publish it, I'm sure you'll like parts of it at least, because the main character is a rock star. You can read more at www.zorf.se (also in English) and follow my project at Facebook (please become a fan!) or at Twitter. Please support me to get it published!

yeah i read slash in english

picture books? :party3:
if it hasnt been mentioned