British Comedy Guide

What are you reading right now? Page 23

I love that book! Read it in Australia! Was amazing.

Quote: WrongTale @ July 11 2008, 6:58 AM BST

Just finished this one: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Chinese_Nail_Murders

You just finished reading wikipedia?

Haha!

Yeah, what were you doing? I finished it weeks back.

Melfi was supposed to be 35?
Hah!

I bloody love the Sopranos. But I STILL haven't seen the last few episodes of the final series and don't know what happens, so I can't talk about it for fear of spoilage. So, tara!

Granted it's written by a genius.

It's the whole show in one page.

My copy hasn't come through yet.

So I am currently about to start Odd Hours.

Quote: zooo @ August 2 2008, 2:20 PM BST

Melfi was supposed to be 35?
Hah!

I bloody love the Sopranos. But I STILL haven't seen the last few episodes of the final series and don't know what happens, so I can't talk about it for fear of spoilage. So, tara!

Tony has a dream where he see's a Unicorn, and realises he was a replicant all along.

Just saw it's got Pine Barrons in it, that one must be a heck of an education.

Probably one of the greatest bits of drama ever.

He's an interior decorator, he killed 12 Czeklovakians.

I'm re-reading Making History by Stephen Fry. I can't remember much about it from last time, other than I really enjoyed it!

Nothing beats his The Hippopotamus though...:)

Quote: Griff @ August 2 2008, 4:24 PM BST

I love Stephen Fry's novels. The Liar is my favourite.

I liked that one too.

Quote: JuliaC @ August 2 2008, 4:22 PM BST

Nothing beats his The Hippopotamus though...:)

Didn't like that one at all. Hated all the 'spear her' type remarks, was not very classy stuff from Mr Fry.

He is so talented. However, I remember being a bit disappointed with The Stars' Tennis Balls, as a follow up to MH. I might have to re-read that one next to give it another chance.

The Liar is my favourite too.

Scats would love that one.

Quote: ian_w @ August 2 2008, 4:28 PM BST

Didn't like that one at all. Hated all the 'spear her' type remarks, was not very classy stuff from Mr Fry.

I don't remember that at all! Eh?

It really makes me laugh. It did shock me quite a bit when I first read it though.

I've read most of his novels, but I do get a lot of them mixed up.

Except Making History, that is sufficiently different for me to remember it!

Quote: JuliaC @ August 2 2008, 4:32 PM BST

I don't remember that at all! Eh?

It really makes me laugh. It did shock me quite a bit when I first read it though.

Was definitely that one. That's why I stopped reading it.

Quote: zooo @ August 2 2008, 4:33 PM BST

I've read most of his novels, but I do get a lot of them mixed up.

He fancied that boy in The Liar who played the piano. I reckon it was meant to be Hugh Laurie!

YES!
I thought that, a bit.

There are a lot of History Boys-esque bits in that. Well, a few.

Quote: ian_w @ August 2 2008, 4:48 PM BST

Was definitely that one. That's why I stopped reading it.

I wasn't doubting you; I just don't remember it - I'll have to read that one again too! :)

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