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HEARTS AND MINDS:

My great friend Joey has started this great new Lost Forum for people who live in the Uk. At the moment we are recruiting new members to join! It's just started and already the post count it rapidly rising! We have loads of fun and Joey has done an excellent job of making the site look fantastic and he has also included a cbox where every member can chat to each other, it's like an instant messanger! So if you're from the Uk please join in our fun!! Click the link below:

Hearts And Minds

The Coma is written by Alex Garland (The Beach)

Synopsis: Coming home late from the office one night, Carl intervenes when a group of teenage boys attempt to assault the subway's lone other passenger, a young woman, and they beat him severely enough to put him into a coma. This all happens within the first five pages; what follows in the remaining 195 is an account of his long struggle to regain consciousness, a dark and sometimes terrifying story that derives its somber beauty from the directness and precision of Garland's writing.

I really enjoyed this book, actually it's the only book i've ever read in the same day that I bought it. I didn't really know what to expect after the first couple of pages but it's got excellent depth into the mind and humans perspective of things. If you haven't read this book i suggest you do but don't read it if you get confused easily! I rate it 10 Out Of 10.

Ok, so i went to see the movie Zodiac at the start of the week. It kept me on the edge of my own seat throughout the whole film with a few funny parts thrown in there too. It was really interesting and I had like 100 different suspects to be the Zodiac killer but none of them were true! Anyone else seen it? I highly recommend it if not It's about a cartoonist (Jake Gyllenhall) who works for a newspaper and finds the puzzles/codes that a serial killer has sent very interesting. He begins to help the police piece the parts of the puzzle together and try to find out the real Zodiac killer by trying to matching handwriting etc. He becomes very obsessed, driving his wife and kids away from him. It's based on true events and some scenes at the start are brutal.