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Post by cliftonestate on Dec 15, 2014 16:50:04 GMT
Reading Inside the mind of a murderess its a book about Myra Hindley she really was an evil bitch I have read a couple of books about her and each page makes me hate her more glad that bitch is no longer living.
I have read it before but that was years ago
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Post by GR on Dec 15, 2014 23:08:30 GMT
I'm currently rereading John Grisham's The Street Lawyer. The plot concerns a young hotshot lawyer in Washington, DC who, after a tragic incident, decides to become an advocate for the homeless -- and uncovers some really shady business about his old firm. Though written in the late '90s, I'd say this book has held up quite well; a lot of the commentary here about homelessness in America feels as (unfortunately) relevant as ever.
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Post by thegooddoctor on Dec 16, 2014 15:43:13 GMT
There have been some great books about pop music published this year. Viv Albertine's "Clothes, Music, Boys" is fantastically candid and an amazing snapshot of a fascinating life; if you like Nick Drake the new 'official' book about him is absolutely gorgeous; Steve Hanley's "The Big Midweek" - about being in The Fall - is really funny and a great read even if you know nowt about The Fall; and Dave Stubbs' book about krautrock is a thing of no small wonder.
All highly recommended.
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