[Go and take a picture of] What u are reading now

[Kev]

Books, magazines whatever as long as its printed media......

[ChrisGeorge]

Er, besides the computer screen. . . :)

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[drone_pilot]

This book talks about the Napoleonic Wars...with dragons. This is an historical fantasy with bite. This deliciously addictive debut novel from Naomi Novik captures the Napoleonic period perfectly and skilfully layers history with imagination by adding a Dragon Air Force to the battle for England. As Napoleon's infantry rampages across Europe and his armada lies in wait for Nelson's smaller fleet, the war does not rage on land and water alone. Squadrons of aviators swarm the skies. Raining fire and acid upon their enemies, they engage in a swift, violent combat with flying tooth and claw! - The Dragon Air Corps. Captain Laurence has a respectable commission aboard the ship Reliant, a pretty but ambitious fiancee and his life all planned out. But months before the Battle of Trafalgar, on patrol in the Atlantic, the Reliant captures a small French frigate, storm-damaged and possessing a fierce crew unwilling to surrender as easily as they should. On board Laurence finds a dragon egg. Having spent months on a slow journey from Asia, the egg hatches. Hatchling dragons must be put in a harness immediately otherwise the dragon-young become hard to control - fit only for the breeding colonies. The person chosen to first harness the beast must be an aviator, for the dragon will accept no other. The life of an aviator is not a desirable one; reviled by fashionable society, they live hard, lonely lives bound to duty and they frequently die young. Ignoring the young midshipman Laurence had assigned to the task, the dragon picks Laurence himself, and now his life will be changed forever.


It had me hooked from the begining, great book for Sci-Fantasy Fans.

[Max]

Books, magazines whatever as long as its printed media......

Printed Media you say?:p :evil: :unibrow:

[robbo176]

I'm reading a biography of my favourite comedian ,the late great Bill Hicks

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[PhilipG]

I'm not exactly reading them at the moment, but it makes me smile to think they belong together!

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[Aprillove20]

I really like this to read . Thanks for the share .