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BOOKS: What are you reading?

Just finished South Of Darkness By John Marsden - Not as good as some of his other books but still worth a read to see what it was like for convicts coming to Australia in the 1700's.
 
CUrrently, Gilgamesh the King, by Robert Silverberg.

It's a modern retelling of the Gilgamesh epic, arguably the oldest sci-fi/fantasy story. I'm enjoying it because I had to translate sections of the thing from the original chicken-scratchings; this version is a lot more fun, and it's nice to have the whole story in a readable form.


Aside from that, I ripped through six sci-fi novels last week while struggling against debilitating depression.
 
Ashley Bell by Dean Koontz... when I feel up to reading. I think it's been about a week or so now since I last read any. Good book. I read the 2 ebooks before I started that sort of lead into the book.
 
my next book will be:

Sex Outside The Lines by Chris Donaghue

Has anyone here read it?
 
Steinbeck's reassuring Travels with Charley.

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The Knight in History

It describes where knights came from, how the institution developed, what knights actually did over the centuries, and how the popular/entertainment versions of knights arose. Fascinating reading!
 
Wings, by Mikhail Kuzmin. It was a best-seller in its day, despite (or because) of its subject-matter, with repeated printings selling out. Then came the Soviet era, where it became a non-book by a non-person.
 
Kulindahr said:
The Knight in History

It describes where knights came from, how the institution developed, what knights actually did over the centuries, and how the popular/entertainment versions of knights arose. Fascinating reading!
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Yes, it sounds wonderful.
 
God’s Secret Agents: Queen Elizabeth's Forbidden Priests & the Hatching of the Gunpowder Plot by Alice Hogge
 
Destiny in the Desert: The Road to El Alamein - The Battle That Turned the Tide

Agonizing reading, seeing all the faults and errors and stubbornness that nearly handed the Nazis most of Africa before things came together. The most interesting item I've found is that had the British not held Malta at the start of the war, Rommel would have been able to take the British oil fields in the Middle East, giving Germany an unlimited fuel supply and ending Britain's -- including the whole Empire and Commonwealth -- ability to wage war at all.
 
Jane Austen's silly entertainment, Pride and Prejudice.

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