My first post - and it's nothing to do with ISO
I only found this site this week, and it has been very revealing. Rather than jump straight in with questions about the QMS, I thought i would have a look around and see what has already been said. I had to have my say on this thread though as it is (or was ) one of my favourite hobbies.
When I was younger I was an avid reader, and spent most of my spare time reading anything at all. Newspapers, magazines, the back of the cereal box.
The first books I remember reading were Enid Blyton books, and as our local library seemed to have everyone, I made my way through their collection, sometimes reading two books in a day, especially during the summer holidays.
As I got older I started reading Jeffrey Archer books, and still do to this day, even if they are all essentially the same book. At eight though, it was all very exciting stuff for me.
I then went through a phase of reading Stephen King's books, so will be taking a look at the HP Lovecraft books that were recommended earlier in this post.
Nowadays, I don't seem to read as many books, as I get bored with them very quickly. I persevered with soem Charles Dickens books, and once I got used to the language, they were pretty good.
Right now, I am rerading two books, again down to my inability to stay interested in a book for any length of time - A Tale Of Two Cities, by Charles Dickens, and 120 Days of Sodom, by Marquis de Sade. Slightly different ends of the spectrum, but the first one was a freebie and the second one, I found in my loft, sod ecided to give it a go.
Andrew H
try "The Hitch hikers guide to the galaxy" supper funny british book that was made into a mini-series by the bbc
Actually, the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy started out as a BBC radio series before it hit the book store shelves. 
