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Mar 2020
7:26pm, 28 Mar 2020
44,195 posts
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McGoohan
I think we have all the time in the world 
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Mar 2020
7:35pm, 28 Mar 2020
33,549 posts
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Night-owl
Now I have earworm.
Good ear worm though
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Mar 2020
7:37pm, 28 Mar 2020
2,142 posts
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DazTheSlug
my TBR pile topped out at just over 200, but I now have it down to about 140 - still think I'd need a wide-angle lensed camera to get it all in though!
openlib.org are great for e-borrowing and they have suspended all waiting lists til June!
(I'm currently reading Dante's "Paradiso", Beckett's "Murphy" and Mary McCarthy's "The Group" on there)
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Mar 2020
7:46pm, 28 Mar 2020
19,516 posts
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Columba
Chrisull and Owlie - yes, 'twas I reading Deep. I started it while visiting Middle Son, and he said I could take it home with me but I said No, I'd pick it up and carry on next time I visited.
Now haha I have no idea when that will be.
My actual TBR pile is not especially big, but there are loads of books on my shelves which I haven't read (they belonged to my Mum - mostly classics; I got rid of the ones I didn't think I'd be interested in, a few months after she died) and loads more which I have but would very happily re-read. I won't join the ongoing list but happy to look at other people's TBRs and suggest a choice. (Does that make sense? I'm a little unclear what it's a list for).
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Mar 2020
7:59pm, 28 Mar 2020
15,964 posts
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Chrisull
Which TBR pile should it be? I have (ahem) several piles. Should I do a deathmatch to whittle down the 4 piles into 1. Let's not mention the tall bookcase next to the bed either eh?
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Mar 2020
8:10pm, 28 Mar 2020
16,891 posts
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Serendippily
Here’s mine
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Mar 2020
8:16pm, 28 Mar 2020
16,892 posts
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Serendippily
Read Frank Skinner and reread fellowship of ring today. Still feel like shit but hopefully I’ll ride the punches a bit better tomorrow
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Mar 2020
9:01pm, 28 Mar 2020
33,550 posts
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Night-owl
Here's mine
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Mar 2020
11:53pm, 28 Mar 2020
517 posts
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Peregrinator
My TBR list is fiction loaded onto my first Kindle and never read. Much of this was free/cheap out of copyright Victorians and Edwardians.
Les Misérables Victor Hugo
Perfect Rachel Joyce
The Warden Anthony Trollope
The Bloody Chamber and Other Stories Angela Carter
The Inn at the Edge of the World Alice Thomas Ellis
Reginald in Russia & other sketches Saki
A Rogue's Life Wilkie Collins
A House of Pomegranates Oscar Wilde
The Rainbow D. H. Lawrence
The Wife, and other stories Anton Chekhov
The Human Stain Philip Roth
White Teeth Zadie Smith
Mrs Dalloway Virginia Woolf
The New York Trilogy Paul Auster
Anna Karenina Leo Tolstoy
Lord Jim Joseph Conrad
Pride and Prejudice Jane Austen
Middlemarch George Eliot
Jane Eyre Charlotte Brontë
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Mar 2020
8:45am, 29 Mar 2020
29,704 posts
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LazyDaisy
Perfect is lovely and The Warden is worth reading. White Teeth too.
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