Richard Matheson: I Am Legend
I can't understand why Hollywood didn't follow this book to a T...
Steve Niles: Richard Matheson's I Am Legend (Graphic Novel)
When all Hollywood needed to do was follow the graphic novel's "storyboards"...
Neil Gaiman: Neverwhere
Gaiman's 1st full length novel reads like a dream. A story about London Above and London Below, if you have ever lived in the city, you would get this book.
Rachael Antony: Lonely Planet Guide To Experimental Travel (Lonely Planet)
The inspiration for EmmaGoodEgg's experimental travel.
Bill Bryson: Troublesome Words
Another gem from good ol' Bill.
Salman Rushdie: The Moor's Last Sigh
A quirky reality. I would love to live in this world.
Bill Bryson: A Short History of Nearly Everything
Informative, well written and what every science book needs in abundance - humour. Two thumbs up.
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While there is much strife around the world involving religion and factions and guns and bombs, in certain quarters of the blogosphere tagging is considered lame and illicits much hatred. Or so says Mr. Golden Fiddle, and the person who I wish I could link, but he kinda told me not to, but I will anyway. After giggling hysterically at such shocking revelations, I will delete the link to Perez, simply because I too hate his hot pink tags, but never had the balls to admit it.
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