Iain Banks

Walking on Glass

Book Review:
Iain Banks - Walking on Glass
Three characters of intense perversity occupy this tale and are set for a climatic finish.

Book Condition:
Slight wear to covers and inscription on flyleaf Good Copy
Abacus Paperback 1995 Reprint
Book Weight: 210g
Book Type:
Fiction Novel
ISBN 0349101787

Book Review:
Iain Banks - The Bridge
A man lies in a coma after a near fatal accident.
His body broken, his memory vanished, he finds himself in the surreal world of the bridge,
a world free of the usual constraints of time and space.

Book Condition:
Some wear to covers and browning to edges otherwise Good Reader
Futura Paperback 1989 Reprint
Book Weight: 239g
Book Type:
Fiction Novel
ISBN 0708883036

Espedair Street

Book Review:
Iain Banks - Espedair Street
Iain Banks Daniel has had a glittering career which has had its ups and downs.
But where does he go now?

Book Condition:
Some wear to covers and spotting to edges otherwise Good Copy
Abacus Paperback 1996 Reprint
Book Weight: 212g
Book Type:
Fiction Novel
ISBN 0349101779

Complicity

Book Review:
Iain Banks - Complicity
Iain Banks A few spliffs, a spot of mild S&M, phone through the copy for tomorrow`s front page.
Catch up with the latest from your mystery source, could be big, could be very big, in fact, just a regular day at the office for free wheeling, substance abusing Cameron Colley, a fully paid up Gonzo hack on an Edinburgh newspaper.

Book Condition:
Slight wear to covers Shop stamp inside cover otherwise Good Copy
Abacus Paperback 1996
Book Weight: 263g
Book Type:
Fiction Novel
ISBN 0349105715

Whit

Book Review:
Iain Banks - Whit
Truth and falsehood, kinship and betrayal, herbal cigarettes and compact discs.
Whit is an explosion of the techno ridden barrenness of modern Britain from a nique perspective.

Book Condition:
Some wear to covers and markings to edges otherwise Good Copy
Abacus Paperback 1998 Reprint
Book Weight: 365g
Book Type:
Fiction Novel
ISBN 0349107688

Dead Air

Book Review:
Iain Banks - Dead Air
A couple of ice cubes first, then the apple that really started it all.
A loft apartment in London`s East End; cool but doomed, demolition and redevelopment slated for the following week.
Ken Nott, devout contrarian leftish shockjock attending a midweek wedding lunch, starts dropping stuff off the roof towards the deserted car park a hundred feet below.
Other guests join in and soon half the contents of the flat are following the fruit towards the pitted tarmac....
just as mobiles start to ring, and the apartment`s remaining TV is turned on, because apparently a plane has crashed into the World Trade Centre...

Book Condition:
Slight wear to covers otherwise Good Copy
Abacus Paperback 2003
Book Weight: 360g
Book Type:
Fiction Novel
ISBN 0349116644