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In terms of what I've read recently that might fit the bill (if a little tangentially), I reckon Christopher Brookmyre's The Cracked Mirror could do the trick.

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I read a book called Fever House. It’s absolutely mental and has spies in it. But it’s not a spy novel. It’s the stand if it was written by a metal head.

 

Its fucking sensational.

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On 23/07/2025 at 19:02, Gemmill said:

Did you read any S.A. Cosby? Think I mentioned some when you've asked in the past. 

Just got 'All the sinners bleed' have you read it?

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No, I've read Blacktop Wasteland, Razorblade Tears, and My Darkest Prayer. I'll get that other one for when I'm on holiday in a couple of weeks though.👍

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I'm finally reading The Dark Tower series. Avoided them for years. First one is shit (this is well recognised, even by King) but mercifully short, and it's all better from there so far. 

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3 minutes ago, Gemmill said:

I'm finally teasing The Dark Tower series. Avoided them for years. First one is shit (this is well recognised, even by King) but mercifully short, and it's all better from there so far. 

Might give em a whirl

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19 hours ago, Gemmill said:

I'm finally reading The Dark Tower series. Avoided them for years. First one is shit (this is well recognised, even by King) but mercifully short, and it's all better from there so far. 

 

The Dark Tower series is amazing. Enjoy!

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Blood Like Mine and Blood Like Ours by Stuart Neville are absolutely brilliant.

 

The latter is a new release, the former I grabbed from Asda because I liked the look of the cover.

 

 

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It was probably the best book I had to read for English at school. Mind, the rest of them were Chaucer and Shakespeare which were genuinely shit. 

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2 minutes ago, wykikitoon said:

I'm sure some of them more educated on here have read to kill a mockingbird. Worth it?

Aye, Gregory Peccary is great in it. :lol:

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4 minutes ago, Gemmill said:

It was probably the best book I had to read for English at school. Mind, the rest of them were Chaucer and Shakespeare which were genuinely shit. 

Lucky you- we got The History of Mr. Polly, Henry IV Part 1 by Willy S, and the fucking poems of Thomas bastarding Hardy, the most miserable cunt to ever lift a pen. 

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3 hours ago, Gemmill said:

It was probably the best book I had to read for English at school. Mind, the rest of them were Chaucer and Shakespeare which were genuinely shit. 


I despised Chaucer. Loved English lit at GCSE until the Canterbury cunt ruined A levels for me 

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8 hours ago, wykikitoon said:

I'm sure some of them more educated on here have read to kill a mockingbird. Worth it?

100%

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10 hours ago, Gemmill said:

Wykiki is gonna shit a brick when he discovers it's where the name of his favourite band comes from. 

 

I thought that was The 39 Steps 🤷‍♂️

 

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