I read he’s book before - the story about the Mary from Dunloe 
That looks a good recommendation. I will get that one.
I’ll give it a read as well…not that I’d even expect to make the price of the book back. 
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Main lesson iv taken from it is it would be impossible now to do what buffet did back then
Have you read Benjamin Graham’s book, The Intelligent Investor? It was a massive influence on Buffet.
http://uk.businessinsider.com/lessons-warren-buffett-learned-from-benjamin-graham-2015-5?r=US&IR=T
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Read it 20 years ago at least. Principles remain completely valid. It’s a different world now though and so much more information available
Did you ever finish it mate?
Probably the weakest of his novels but that’s not really a criticism, still a brilliant book.
Joey Bartons book makes a welcome change from the usual football autobio, superbly written (Michael Calvin but the voice is definitely Joeys) and very honest about his mistakes and failings as a person, interesting insight into Pardew, Hughton, Keegan and Mike Ashley in particular, seems to know his stuff re politics etc but I have no real interest in British current affairs so I skimmed over a lot of that. Good read though.
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I’ve half it read. Hoping to get to finish it Saturday evening. The writing is brilliant but the story a bit meh.
I believe the whole book is just one long rambling introductory chapter
He’s getting very like the father.
Getting paid for writing scutter?
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Obviously.
What’s on the other side
The back of it
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Reading through ‘The Glorious Heresies’ by Lisa McInerney, book set in Cork city following various lower class people.
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Reading the short story collection now.
Jesus it’s grim. He captures the dark side of irish life unbelievably well.
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What book is that?