Ninathenina - yes of course a Freddie Mercury biography counts. I've remembered in recent days that I read Edwina Currie's autobiography which linked into my own growing up experience - I think it was called "She's leaving home" - a Beatles reference - - - bye bye.
And Aka - of course the Bible counts. For me its one or our ancient, historical myths and legends - which I respect and acknowledge as part of my own culture, but do not subscribe to - see what follows:-
Yes, I mostly read non-fiction, but have less and less inclination to plough, diligently, through worthy tomes on subjects that nonetheless interest me.
So, well, I sometimes take out a talking book from my large, town-centre library. I am a humanist. I found a talking books reading by Christopher Hitchens of his book "God is not great - How religion poisons everything". I found it very long-winded but enjoyed listening to the 7 or 8 recording tapes, and as a humanist I totally agree with his basic arguments.
Has anyone else read it? Any feedback would be great.