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My bass and other animals by Guy Pratt. Honest and funny. He is a bass player who has worked and toured with the likes of Dave Gilmour.
 
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One of Britains most talented comedians and political activists. Jeremy died far too young from cancer. A collection of his notes and transcripts. Tear rolling funny

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I’m reading a cookbook I bought (and posted about on the forum) several months ago…The Roads to Rome, by Jarrett Wrisley and Paolo Vitaletti.

It’s as much a travelogue as it is a cookbook. The authors own an Italian restaurant in Bangkok (Vitaletti is the chef), and this book shows off recipes found throughout Rome, but goes a step further, taking the reader on a trip along the traditional trade routes that brought all the ingredients into Rome, from small villages and towns in Lazio, Campania, Umbria, and Abruzzo.

The narratives are compelling; it helps that Wrisley is a food writer by trade, and the recipes beckon (so many ingredients I’ve never heard of!), but the photographs…pure beauty, every one not just supporting the written words, but telling their own stories.

I can’t believe I bought this on deep discount for just a few bucks!
 
My mother loved reading which was passed onto me. At the moment Think Twice by Harlan Coben. Interesting read.
 
I Will Ruin You by Linwood Barclay. I’m enjoying it, but so far not finding it quite as gripping as some of his other novels.
 
SandwichShortOfAPicnic said:
Just finished it.
It was a good read.
I found a good chunk quite saddening but then a happy autobiography would be weird thing wouldn't it.
He writes well and it was worth it, enjoyable. A very talented man.
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I never liked Young Ones or Bottom, not my thing, however we have seen Ade's band The Bad Shepherds live a few times, a very talented musician.
 
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