h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Hello all, I was just wondering if this club was still going strong,and if so could I be a member? I'm a serious bookworm ; I have my nose in a book practically 24/7. Hope to hear from someone soon. is good.

Unfortunately the person with the editing rights to the page has left us.

I there are still a few of us hiding here, although there's not as strong as it used to be. I'd be more than happy to have a fellow bookworm!

? Don't mind it I do. *pulls out the , curls up on the beanbag in the corner and pulls out her copy of h2g2*

I seem to be subscribed, though I don't remember playing a very active part.

leesmojo - Have you seen F19585?thread=116314 ?

I could have sworn I posted here half an hour ago with a link to that same convo

Never mind, I'll try again.

There are lots of Bookworms around the site, but this club isn't that active.

*Pours and takes a small slice of , sits in front of fire with a nice book of short stories.

MC

Make that , I can't spell this morning.

I think we should get this place jumping. Spruce it up and bring some life to it for bookworms everywhere!

I'd actually forgotten about this place. Thanks for reminding me!

TRiG.

Why, certainly! I love reading and look forward to this place coming alive with conversation! I hope so, anyway.

Has anyone read or are they currently reading A Dark Matter by Peter Straub?

No, I've not heard of it. What type of book is it?

Peter Straub writes pschological horror,I guess you'd call it, kind of literary horror

Tea is wonderful,by the way.

Tea is fantastic. I don't know where I'd be without it.

Not my sort of thing, but keep us posted on how it goes.

I'm attempting to read a history of the religion of the Samurai, but it's rather dry. I have a feeling it's been translated poorly, and the author is Japanese. It's just so *boring*.