Amazing, punchy book in Palahniuk’s terse style. It’s incredible how true to the book the movie was. Loved them both.

Slightly different from the standard Gibson fare in that it’s set pretty much in the present (2003). I really enjoyed it, although the ending left a little to be desired.

If you love music, you owe it to yourself to read this book.

Starts powerfully and never lets up. Amazing writing style.

Atwood attacks the distopian future theme again and while it’s not quite THMT, it’s still compelling.

Any novel that can coherenly weave together electric monks, salt shakers and complex maths involving sofas is a winner in my book.

Epic, sprawling sci-fi in a meticulously created world that is the hallmark of Hamilton’s work. Didn’t actually realise that it was part of a sequence until the incredibly frustrating ending. Looking forward to the conclusion.

I think MacDonald wrote this book with sole intention of seeing how many plot twists he could throw in before readers’ gave up in disgust. Enjoyable but frustrating read.

An in your face account of the day in the life of a mover and shaker in corporate USA. Very in your face and an excellent quick read.