Nice Necronomicon edition there, Treb.

I take it the pages are bound by human flesh.

Just grabbed 1Q84. Never read Murakami before, so I'm pretty excited.

That's a pretty ambitious one to start with :D
Kafka on the Shore is a really good one and I also liked Dance Dance Dance

I’m always buying true story books,

Mass killers are all about kids who go on school shooting sprees in the US after the Columbine killings, and how some think it’s funny and others do as like a medal to outdo each other, a very interesting read.

Dennis Nilsen self-explanatory, I’m about halfway through that,

Also got the body in the barrels the true story behind the Australian film snowtown, very good and grim film by the way,

And bought Jeffrey Dahmer one today.

I'm sure he would have appreciated you buying him a book, but Dahmer's been dead for years now.

:pound::pound:

:lol::laugh:

I'll just have to give it someone else instead then.

I really like the BFI Modern Classics books as they provide a fascinating insight into whichever film is the subject and Groundhog Day is a great film with plenty to analyse and explore.

Bought this today whilst shopping.