TLOJTRTAN on Kindle

[Chris G.]

Originally Posted by Mike Covell

I downloaded Sir Robert Anderson's Lighter Side of My Official Life this morning. I was sat waiting for a meeting and had my Kindle to hand so downloaded it. I couldn't believe how many titles he has available. Some future reading fodder no doubt.

Originally Posted by Paul

Brave you if you can wade through them, Mike. The religious stuff is interesting, but extremely hard going.
Paul

Hi Paul

Imagine how hard going it was for Anderson to write the stuff. But no doubt it made him feel all the more spiritual.

Chris

[Monty]

Originally Posted by Mike Covell

I downloaded Sir Robert Anderson's Lighter Side of My Official Life this morning. I was sat waiting for a meeting and had my Kindle to hand so downloaded it. I couldn't believe how many titles he has available. Some future reading fodder no doubt.

I was pleasantly surprised when I stumbled across them.

I also reccomend Lee Jacksons re-con work of some Victorian classics. I've just finish Rooks work on Young Alf of the Lambeth walk, a book about a 'Hooligan'. I've exchanged tweets with Lee, a really good knowledgable Guy. Check out his website, A Victorian Dictionary.

Its brilliant.

Monty

[Paul]

Originally Posted by Chris G.

Hi Paul

Imagine how hard going it was for Anderson to write the stuff. But no doubt it made him feel all the more spiritual.

Chris

I don't think Anderson had to write books to feel spiritual!

[Paul]

Originally Posted by Monty

I was pleasantly surprised when I stumbled across them.

I also reccomend Lee Jacksons re-con work of some Victorian classics. I've just finish Rooks work on Young Alf of the Lambeth walk, a book about a 'Hooligan'. I've exchanged tweets with Lee, a really good knowledgable Guy. Check out his website, A Victorian Dictionary.

Its brilliant.

Monty

Hooligan Nights is very famous. Not bad reading either. And I endorse your view of Lee Jackson's stuff. Top notch.

[Monty]

Originally Posted by Paul

Hooligan Nights is very famous. Not bad reading either. And I endorse your view of Lee Jackson's stuff. Top notch.

There is some debate on if this was a work of fiction or a true account. Either way its a great read.

Monty

[Mike Covell]

Having read the sleep incuding Patristic Gospels I think I am ready for anything.