Whatya reading currently?

[Danzig]

and i know you said nonfiction, but you need to read (unless you just absolutely don't care for civil war era books) the trilogy by michael and jeff shaara. gods and generals, the killer angels, and the last full measure.

[_ed_]

To The Swift, edited by Joe Drape. Really enjoying it.

[Bigsmc]

Originally Posted by Danzig

and i know you said nonfiction, but you need to read (unless you just absolutely don't care for civil war era books) the trilogy by michael and jeff shaara. gods and generals, the killer angels, and the last full measure.

All three are outstanding.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by Bigsmc

All three are outstanding.

jeff shaara has started a WW2 trilogy, the first is 'the rising tide'. pretty good stuff!

[Mortimer]

It makes sense that way too morty. . .

"Maybe he's my favorite philosopher"

"He may be my favorite philosopher"


That's really deep.









( GOD! )

[paisjpq]

for fun, read The Physics of Christmas it covers everything from why Santa Claus is fat to the thermodynamics of cooking a turkey, not a serious book obviously but entertaining.

[Mortimer]

Oh my God.




That James Frey book is next...I just know it.

[Mortimer]

What?...no one going to recommend ... Nitrogen Repair: It's Not That Hard.

[paisjpq]

Originally Posted by Mortimer

Oh my God.




That James Frey book is next...I just know it.

true or not, I enjoyed that book

[Mortimer]

Originally Posted by paisjpq

true or not, I enjoyed that book

I'm sorry...I shouldn't have made fun.



I will look for it after I have read the one I'm on now......How I Invented Global Warming.

--by Alan Goreski

[Mortimer]

I would like to recommend Screwjack...a short collection of 3 short stories----all absolutely true.




It's also somewhat philosophical.


The book says....I print....therefore ah is.