William Bundy

The Hobbit is a big one for that.

And certainly Dracula by Bram Stoker and Jekyll and Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson.

Those are ones that have always stayed with me since I read them.

1984 had a massive impact on me when I first read it.

I literally stayed up all night to read it because I couldn't believe how

because when I got to the end of it, I just thought this is, it devastated me emotionally.

I just thought this is, this is a horror book.

This is a horror novel.

This isn't just a political book, whatever you want to call it.

This is true horror because it's,

something that could happen potentially.

And I saw it as his warning, really.

So I was very taken with 1984.

And, you know, I've also read a lot of Michael Crichton novels over the years, this type of thing.

So it's not, you know, and Paddington's stories I've liked a lot as well.

So I'm rolled down.

So there's a bit of a mixture in there, you know.

Yeah.

I mean, they are actually making some new movies in Middle Earth now.

And I think one of them might be featuring Tom Bombadil.