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“Air grew heavy, damp, almost solid. I was breathing bricks.”
― Khaled Hosseini, The Kite Runner

“His eyes were rolling in their sockets, and his face had taken on the colour and expression of a devout tomato. I could see that he loved her like a thousand bricks.”
— P.G.Wodehouse…Joy in the Morning.

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 Armando Taborda
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...or Bricks Library... :)
2 years ago.
Steve Bucknell club has replied to Armando Taborda club
Brick Lane, Monica Ali.
Bricking It, Nick Spalding,
The Yellow Brick, J.H.Prynne.
Sustainable Building Materials Based on Various Industrial Wastes: Production of Green Lightweight Bricks. Hosanna Saleh. Abeer Haheim. Abeer El-Sayed.
British Bricks. David Kitching.
The Brick: A Hooligan’s Story.Paul Debrick.
Brick Lane Cookbook. Dina Begum.
Brick (Thriller) Conrad Jones.
Brick Index. Patrick Fry.
The Strawberry Bricks Guide to Progressive Rock. Charles Snider.
Brick: Who Found Herself in Architecture. Joshua David Stein.
The Bricks That Built the Houses. Kae Tempest.
The Art of Flipping Bricks. Douglas Parson Jr. Clarence McNair.
The Battle of Brick Lane. A.K.Azad Konor.
The Brick Bible: A New Spin on the Old Testament. Brendan Powell Smith.
On Brick Lane. Rachel Lichtenstein.
These Fists Break Bricks. Chris Pogiali.
Extreme Bricks. Sarah Herman.
Brick and Marble in the Middle Ages. George Edmund Street.
Hand Me Another Brick. Charles Swindoll.
Straw for the Bricks (Theology) Liz Shercliff. Gary O’Neill.
2 years ago. Edited 2 years ago.
 Steve Bucknell
Steve Bucknell club
I’d recommend “ On Brick Lane” as my personal Favourite, Armando, though there are some excellent reads here.
2 years ago.
Armando Taborda club has replied to Steve Bucknell club
Absolutely astonishing! What a big book collection you found on bricks, Steve!
2 years ago.
Steve Bucknell club has replied to Armando Taborda club
You should see the Brick Song Collection. Here’s my Top Ten:

1. Bricks. Rise Against.
2. Brick in Yo Face. Stitches.
3. Still Brickin’. Pump 101.
4. Brick Figures. TNGHT.
5. Yellow Brick Road. Eminem.
6. Brick by Boring Brick. Paramore.
7. Brick Shithouse. Placebo.
8. Brick or Bat. Ocean Wisdom.
9. Brick House. Commodores.
10. Old Yellow Bricks Arctic Monkeys.
2 years ago.
Steve Bucknell club has added
And, perhaps, the greatest Brick Poem of our age:

Bricks and Straw

BY FRANKLIN PIERCE ADAMS

My desk is cleared of the litter of ages;
Before me glitter the fair white pages;
My fountain pen is clean and filled,
And the noise of the office has long been stilled.
Roget’s Thesaurus is at my hand,
And I’m ready to do some work that’s grand,
Dignified, eminent, great, momentous,
Memorable, worthy of note, portentous,
Beautiful, paramount, vital, prime,
Stirring, eventful, august, sublime.
For this is the way, I have read and heard,
That authors look for the fitting word.
All of the proud ingredients mine
To build, like Marlowe, the mighty line.
But never a line from my new-filled pen
That couldn’t be done by a child of ten.
Oh, how did Shelley and how did Keats
Weave magic words on the fair white sheets
Under conditions that, were they mine,
I couldn’t bear? And I’d just resign.
Yet Milton wrote passable literature
Under conditions I couldn’t endure.
Coleridge and Chatterton did their stuff
Over a road that I’d christen rough.
Wordsworth and—soft!—could it be that they
Waited until they had something to say?
2 years ago. Edited 2 years ago.