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That's good to know. I downloaded it from Kindle when it was on offer at 99p. It's on my albeit enormous "to read" list!

Wyatt Earp - A vigilante life by Andrew C Isenberg

I've decided to re-read Gene Wolfe's "Book of the Long Sun", have raced through the first two volumes of one of the finest works of fiction I have ever read.

I'm reading Pattern Recognition by William Gibson, who I'm only just getting into, although I did read Neuromancer many years ago, and again recently.

Haven't got to any of the tricky stuff yet.

Can't wait. Anathem is brilliant.

Goodness me, so am I!

Cryptonomicon by Neal Stephenson, for the second time

Vanished by Tim Weaver. Utter crap.

Beyond the Chindwin by Bernard Fergusson. Account by one of the column commanders of the first Chindit expedition in Burma in 1943.

Japan's Last Bid for Victory - the Invasion of India 1944 by Robert Lyman Gripping account of the battles of Imphal and Kohima.

Just started "Stand on Zanzibar" by John Brunner.

I'm reading "The Dog Stars" by Peter Heller. Post-apocalyptic novel.

Unlikely to find his stuff in a book store unless it's a very good one. I'd try Amazon. The Book of the new Sun, the book of the long Sun, Fifth Head of Cerberus are particularly good, straddling sci fi and fantasy.

I recommend Gene Wolfe, if you haven't already read him.

The Departure by Neal Asher

I'm reading :- Unapologetic by Francis Spufford Faith in the public square by Rowan Williams Look to Windward by Iain M Banks Dune by Frank Herbert Amongst other things, some of which I have just got bored with.

Only 100 pages into a 1000-ish page book, but liking it so far. Fast-paced, techno-thriller.

Have moved on to Reamde by Neal Stephenson .

I'm now reading "Leaving Alexandria", the autobiography of Richard Holloway, and "Ancient Light" by John Banville, truly one of the greatest living writers.