When Writer turns Reader!

DS
from Mumbai
13 years ago

Not a Penny more, Not a Penny less by Jeffery Archer. A classic:)

RioZee
from Out of this yEt in this World
13 years ago

yes dude, legendary writer, 

DS
from Mumbai
13 years ago

One of the best:)

RioZee
from Out of this yEt in this World
13 years ago

Yo DS

DS
from Mumbai
13 years ago

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle... A Master:)

DS
from Mumbai
13 years ago

Reading Sherlock Holmes, the whole series...

RioZee
from Out of this yEt in this World
13 years ago

DS, Sir Arthur, what a genius. You may not be knowing him much, this was a man who was about to give a speech on spirituality, and he receives a telegram of his son's death in battle, he still gave his speech dry eyed. I adore him dude.

RioZee
from Out of this yEt in this World
13 years ago

Sherlock holmes too is superb. The breathtaking mysteries. I read them most way earlier. Have you heard of rajan iqbaal series.

DS
from Mumbai
13 years ago

Wow! What a story... I know that he was knighted for his work in a South African hospital during the Boer War....

DS
from Mumbai
13 years ago

And that if was a historian and a was correspondent and a spiritualist... Great Man...

DS
from Mumbai
13 years ago

And that he was a historian and a war correspondent and a spiritualist... Great Man...

DS
from Mumbai
13 years ago

Not heard about Rajan iqbaal series... Throw some light on it P...

DS
from Mumbai
13 years ago

Yo P.

RioZee
from Out of this yEt in this World
13 years ago

1970's jaasosi novels, were a hit & hero were rajan , iqbaal, great friends. I was crazy for them those times.

DS
from Mumbai
13 years ago

Not heard about them. Were the books in Hindi?

DS
from Mumbai
13 years ago

Are they even available now?

DS
from Mumbai
13 years ago

Yo, P:)

DS
from Mumbai
13 years ago

The Chinaman by Shehan karunatilaka. Its the story of a Sri Lankan journalist's hunt for a long forgotten and legendary, with extraordinary records, A player called Pradeep Mathew. An utterly amazing read, both for cricket lovers and others too:)

RioZee
from Out of this yEt in this World
13 years ago

A book I bought on second hand market in Bangalore , Confessions of a Taoist on wallstreet was one of a kind in the latest category.

RioZee
from Out of this yEt in this World
13 years ago

Well, I am an old reader , great fan of pg Wodehouse , Arthur hailey, Jeffery archer , sydney Sheldon , Leon Uris etc.

Shezah
from Delhi
13 years ago

PG Wodehouse is a legend! When I was in school, they used to give PG Wodehouses's to all the top performers of every class. You can imagine how well that worked as a motivator (well, for me atleast)

Arthur Hailey, I've only read 'In the News' which was suggested to me by my Uncle but I was really impressed by the level of detail he went into to make the whole journalism field come alive for you. I think I also have 'Wheels' somewhere in the house, I think I'll give it a read, thanks for the suggestion!

RioZee
from Out of this yEt in this World
13 years ago

I have read wheels, great book, hailey is known for his deep deep knowledge he fishes out in writing. his "airport', a movie was made on it too, 

money changers by arthur hailey, so inspired me that my brokerage firm I started in 1991, I christened it MONEY CHANGERS. 

I haven't read in the news, I think I 'll find one soon. thanks for the suggestion.

RioZee
from Out of this yEt in this World
13 years ago

p.g. wodehouse, "the girl on a boat, " if you find one , it's a superb read.