Gokuma

And I’ve finished “Mockingjay” today.

So here is that interview with Jo Nesbø, the author of the novels about Harry Hole :) I really like this interview - you get to know all kinds of things about the author, his way of writing, his life (my favourite part is when he describes his life at the times when he was both a stockbroker and a musician). The interview is really, really long, lasts for about an hour. Oh, and there’s another, newer (and shorter) one here.

Rick Kleiffel’s Agony Column is an awesome website (they’ve just published an interview with Stan Lee!)

chrisalonso:

This should be my motto from now on.

(I used to read dozens of books every year, but in 2011 I haven’t read more than 40. Shameful. I want to try finish as much books as I can til the end of this year)

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fuckyeahrogueandmagnus:

gokuma:

bookfessions:

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Really? I like it. And I have no problems with people asking me what I’m reading - it’s good that someone’s interested in books.

I hate it too. Because they’re not really interested they’re just making small talk, and it’s like, “You interrupted someone who’s obviously reading, just to make small talk?”  

It depends on the way they ask, I guess. Usually when I’m asked about a book I read, people ask simply “Is it a good book?” or are curious about a specific title or author.

I wish comics paperbacks were printed in a slightly smaller format - it’s damn difficult to read, let’s say, “X-Men: Supernovas” on the bus XD

bookfessions:

Source: thewayyouhauntmyhead

Really? I like it. And I have no problems with people asking me what I’m reading - it’s good that someone’s interested in books.

ldnsyndrome:

Breakfast in bed by juliettetang on Flickr.

rapidhopeloss:

I need this!

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Michael Fassbender: the man who makes you more educated and sexually frustrated every given day.

hapfairy:

sharkieboo:

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oldbookillustrations:

Front cover from the first edition of The adventures of Sherlock Holmes, by Arthur Conan Doyle, illustrated by Sydney Paget. London, 1892.

Bound in original blue pictorial cloth, gilt and black lettering, black illustration, decorated end-papers; gilt edges.

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fatsuckingmosquitoes:

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bookfessions:

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34 as we speak.

bookfessions:

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Books and Tumblr.