Open the book nearest to you

[boldie]

Trap 6 MOONA MOE PILOT (W)                Miss K Searle                     David Mullins
(Runs 42)   (1sts 11)      (2nds 6)

 

[Graham C]

You win at tournament poker because of two important factors

[tikay]

'We sat around talking to each other, comparing conditions in different prisons in much the same way as I once discussed the pro's and cons of various first-class hotels.'

Pride & Perjury, (Jonathan Aitken)?

[booder]

Trap 6 MOONA MOE PILOT (W)                Miss K Searle                     David Mullins
(Runs 42)   (1sts 11)      (2nds 6)

 

[Claw75]

Trap 6 MOONA MOE PILOT (W)                Miss K Searle                     David Mullins
(Runs 42)   (1sts 11)      (2nds 6)

Bleak House?

[boldie]

Edit - will add the next line too to make it a little more guessable.

"What are you dying from?"

"Pain".  A rupture, an explosion, a slow, tortured death.

this book will safe your life by AM Holmes  not as good as Music for Torching,.

[Geo the Sarge]

Who are those hooded hordes swarming

The waste Land - TS Eliott?

[Robert HM]

Edit - will add the next line too to make it a little more guessable.

"What are you dying from?"

"Pain".  A rupture, an explosion, a slow, tortured death.

A life saver of a book

[Nakor]

'We sat around talking to each other, comparing conditions in different prisons in much the same way as I once discussed the pro's and cons of various first-class hotels.'

Pride & Perjury, (Jonathan Aitken)?

If thats a joke because you know, funny, if that a serious guess I am not sure you could be any further away, and again very funny.

[Jon MW]

"Thus for France to lose Milan all that had to happen the first time was that Duke Ludovico should rampage on the borders, but for France to lose it a second time the whole world had to oppose her, and her armies had to be destroyed or chased out of Italy; and the reasons for this I gave above".

(And in case you were wondering, France did lose Milan both times )

[Claw75]

Edit - will add the next line too to make it a little more guessable.

"What are you dying from?"

"Pain".  A rupture, an explosion, a slow, tortured death.

this book will safe your life by AM Holmes  not as good as Music for Torching,.

very impressive    Do you have a photographic memory?

[boldie]

"Thus for France to lose Milan all that had to happen the first time was that Duke Ludovico should rampage on the borders, but for France to lose it a second time the whole world had to oppose her, and her armies had to be destroyed or chased out of Italy; and the reasons for this I gave above".

(And in case you were wondering, France did lose Milan both times )

Nice to know someone else reads pretentious crap like I do


Machiavelli's the Prince

[tikay]

'We sat around talking to each other, comparing conditions in different prisons in much the same way as I once discussed the pro's and cons of various first-class hotels.'

Pride & Perjury, (Jonathan Aitken)?

If thats a joke because you know, funny, if that a serious guess I am not sure you could be any further away, and again very funny.

A serious guess!

Continuing with the theme, how about "A Prison Diary" (Jeffrey Archer).

[boldie]

Surprised noone got mine yet...it's a classic FFS by Englands best ever writer

[booder]

Spot and his dad are on the farm.