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BR Funny that.

My mum rang me today and said to me - read Brave New World !!!

Will check it out this week. Thanks JK.
JK2006 Well, after I finish Lisey's Story (and I do actually believe Stephen King is probably the greatest living writer) I have rebought Brave New World due to comments on here and intend to reread that.
Plus my friend Lynn Barber's autobiography.

BR - try my Next Chapter after you finish Animal Farm. It's short and can be downloaded from this site.
BR Not a fan of King either.

I am re-reading classic books this year which I have not read for year.

Have just finished JOHN WYNDHAMS The Seeds of Time ( book of short stories ) and have already re-read War of the Worlds by Wells and 1984 by Orwell.

Nearly finished Animal Farm by Orwell today - a very clever and prophetic book.
veritas Never been able to get into King.

But I can't put a Ruth Rendell down until the last page. Particularly as so many are set in London and often areas you know and are about people you can almost recognize.

I think she's a genius at putting into words the mundane human traits that can lead up to murder most foul!
JK2006 Oh dear, it's turned VERY nasty (about half way through)...