Got this out the shop the works.

These audio books over last few days

Just one delivery
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I've never read (or seen the anime of) Berserk but I know it has a lot of fans :)
Have you read it before you started getting the deluxe editions?

I'm currently up to chapter 77 of Attack on Titan so I won't be starting anything until that's done, but looking for new things to read :)

I read up to the end of the golden arc, years ago. After playing the souls games and realising how much it inspired I decided to go back to it.
Sadly I've also been playing the musou game again

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You need to read Berserk when you are in a good mood, it's a manga where HOPE doesn't exist.. :pray:

Give it a go on this one:

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If you like to read something more adult orientated.

Picked up a couple of hardbacks in Asda today.

Arrived from Amazon. This beautiful leather bound, gold leafed collection of short stories from the likes of Poe, Blackwood, M.R. James, Lovecraft, Dickens, Louis- Stevenson, Conan Doyle, Polidori and Henry James.

Certainly i've got several of them already but not presented as beautifully as this. And it smells bloomin' delightful - new book smell plus leather. Mmmm!

Perfect reading for a Christmas fireside.

The Clash: Every Album, Every Song (On Track
 

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The Clash were an extraordinary band. Bursting out of the Punk explosion in 1977, they recorded their self-titled first album over three weekends. It is now regarded as the quintessential Punk record. Over the next five years they recorded another fourteen sides of long-playing vinyl including the platinum double-LP London Calling, which was voted the best album of the 1980s and the 8th best album of all time by Rolling Stone magazine. Through the triple-LP Sandinista! to their double-platinum Combat Rock plus a whole bunch of 'stand alone' singles and EP's, The Clash mixed both street and global politics with music spanning several genres including Rock, Reggae, Jazz, Rap, Calypso and Rockabilly. This book provides a concise narrative of the rise and fall of The Clash, putting each song of their prolific musical output into context, including a selection of bootlegs and rarities. There is also advice about how to buy The Clash's music without falling into the record company trap of repeatedly buying the same material through different compilations, making this the most essential guide to the music of this iconic band yet written

Nice how much did that cost ?