Here are my three current reads:
Anthony Trollope's Victorian novel
The Way We Live Now. It's about the decline in Victorian society with its obsession with money and unscrupulous speculators. Sounds kinda current, huh? Some consider this Trollope's best novel but I can't say that I agree.
Mary Beard's history of the Roman Empire
SPQR. A lot of social detail without as much detail about the emperors and the wars as I am used to.
Alan Furst's
The Polish Officer. A spy novel about a Polish officer starting with the fall of Poland in WWII and his espionage activities in France.
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