The Deep Trance Manual Vol 1 by Igor Ledochowski. Its a pretty heavy going introduction to Hypnosis but I am really enjoying it and learning alot.
Only 7/10?I'd give it 10/10, it's simply superb.
When you consider it was written in 1947/48 it is incredibly prescient: I particularly loved the way he predicted the masses beingkept happy and unquestioning with a diet of football, a lottery, booze and porn.
Stephen King - The Cell
So far so-so, not one of his best by any means.
I'm into audiobooks at the moments Lee Childs: Nothing to lose.
Just finished Michael Connelly: scarecrow
I'm almost two thirds of the way through Bad Science.It can be heavy going at times, but worthwhile.I have also recently read The Tiger That Isn't by Michael Blastand and Andrew Dilnot.
Both books will put science reporting in the media into perspective and really make you wonder if there is anyone out there you can believe!
The last Witchfinder - James Morrow, a cracking yarn data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7
Charlie Wilsons War. Better than the film and the film was okay.
I'm going through the Patrick O'Brian series of books at the moment.
Wonderful Royal Navy historical action/thrillers - board 'em in the smoke stuff!
'Infidel' by Aayan Hirsi Ali.Both horrifying, yet inspirational.
Should be required reading for all.
"Peppa Pig"from 6:45:7:00pm...
"The magic of thinking big" in other available free slots.