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John Meier’s biography of Jesus – 4 volumes and still going.
Given Meier’s admission at the beginning that we know sweet f anny adams about jesus outside a few wise sayings, a few miracles, a good evening meal after which he was shopped to the cops by one of his mates and then crucified – and that we’re not sure even of those facts – I think keeping this biography going on for as long as Meier’s doing is pretty good.
I’m halfway through Volume 2.
I’m a Miss Marple kinda fan! :D
I loved David Niven,s two autobiographical books, The Moons a Balloon and Bring on the Empty Horses. I actually cried laughing at some of the stuff in them and then just cried at some of the other stuff.
Still prefer a good thriller or detective story though. :)
I am still waiting for thin’s autobiography that he promised back in December.
Apparently i don’t feature but still be a cracking read i bet. =D>
You asking for trouble?! :shock: :?
@gill_cambs wrote:
I am still waiting for thin’s autobiography that he promised back in December.
Apparently i don’t feature but still be a cracking read i bet. =D>
It makes you wonder gill that if we wrote our own autobiography that anybody would want to read it.
I mean im a poet,musician,artist,philanthropist but i still couldnt fill one page with anything interesting. :lol:
@mrs_teapot wrote:
I read the Julie Walters one recently and Brenda Blethyn…. they were ok…. I prefer a good story though tbh.
I love a good story ……..I read every day……..after reading your reviews I think I’ll leave the auto/biogs on the shelf
Boris Becker’s
gawd he has been on tv enough to warrant not reading his, however, I kinda like him! :)
Robert Mortimers A Voyage around my Father very entertaining and funny loved David Nivens the Moons a balloon also
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