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[myki]

I finished my travel book on the way into work and I'm not looking forward to my journey home without something to read. So I'm off to Waterstones after work tonight - but I fancy something a little different - what should I get to keep me entertained? 
 

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[nanayena]

The Pyrates by George MacDonald Fraser. Its hilarioius and possibly a good post M read.

[myki]

I'm a big fan of George MacDonald Fraser. In fact, in the end I wander past the library and picked up a few Flashman novels. Oh and a Danny Wallace book. That should keep me going for the rest of the week.

[angelfire_75]

I'm sure you have purchased something by now but for future reference I'd consider Jon Courtenay Grimwood, I do love his Arabesk trilogy. Pashazade is the first one.

[ephrael]

I second this recomendation, the Arabesk trilogy are great.

[belisarius_534]

Try and find a book called Dirt. Its a history of soil erosion and overfarming and its link to the decline of civilisations

[quasi_modo]

A FleshLight? :+D

Perhaps Try First and Only by Dan Abnett even if you are not fimilair with the -dooooorky- background material it is well written and engaging

[arwel]

40k is not dorky, it is gloriously absurd.

[myki]

I'm not sure what the difference is between dorky, geeky and nerdy - but I would agree that is is both absurd and glorious.