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thekiltedchaplain

Starting to Get Obsessed
May 11, 2011
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I'm reading a book titled Mountain Spirits. Its pretty much a book of American history with an emphasis on whiskey/corn liquor/moonshine production and how it impacted our development as a nation. I just finished the first volume of Mark Twain's autobiography, and that was one of the best books I've read in a long time.

 

gentlemanjerry

Starting to Get Obsessed
Mar 7, 2011
168
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I'm just starting into book 6 of Vaughn Heppner's "Lost Civilizations" series - The Lod Saga - Really enjoying his work, sorta like Robert E. Howard with a biblical twist! Got the 1st for my Kindle @ Amazon for a buck - the rest are 2.99 - Cheap reads leave more dough for better bacca!

 

jankomatic

Starting to Get Obsessed
Sep 12, 2010
167
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Tampa, FL
Last couple of weeks for me has been:

Fiction

The Briar King, The Charnel Prince, The Blood Knight and Born Queen all by Greg Keyes

Black Sun Rising, When True Night Falls, Crown of Shadows all by C S Friedman

Inquisitor by Ian Watson
Non-fiction

Victory was Beyond their Grasp by Douglas Nash

The Battle of Kursk by Glantz and House

T-34 in Action by Drabkin and Sheremet

 

viceroy

Starting to Get Obsessed
Dec 22, 2010
141
2
Conrad's Lord Jim and also some Wordsworth poetry as well as some Tennyson

 

forsooth

Starting to Get Obsessed
Feb 18, 2011
151
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Just finished re-reading Melville's BENITO CERENO (mid-1800s). Such a great little book.

 

bambam

Can't Leave
Jun 22, 2011
393
9
Virginia
Just finished Being and Nothingness by Jean-Paul Sartre and am starting the purloined letter by Edgar Allen Poe.

 

unclearthur

Lifer
Mar 9, 2010
6,875
6
Reading " Pre-christian Ireland " An archeological study from the earliest inhabitants through the Celts.

 

collin

Part of the Furniture Now
Oct 29, 2010
881
2
Oklahoma
Following up on a book recommendation by Clanobucklin, I'm just finishing up a Hugh B. Cave collection entitled Long Live the Dead.
This guy can write some pulp fiction!! One of the inventors of the genre actually.

Since reading two of his short detective stories published in the 1930's in "The Black Mask" magazine just a few weeks ago, I've acquired no less than five of his books containing hundreds of titles,....everything from old hard-boiled detective stories to horror pulp.
Highly recommended if you like seedy charactars, fedoras and .45 autos, fast cars and women in tales from the '30's and '40s. 8)

 
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