Originally Posted by qwerty1500:
I've been reading a lot of economics lately and was in the mood for a historical fiction. So, I picked up Interretation of Murder by Jed Rubenfield. It's a turn of the 20th century novel about Sigmund Freud's only visit to America. Didn't know anything about the book or the author. It's nothing heavy and total fiction but I really like it.
Happened to see the author interviewed on television totay. He has just written a new book called The Death Instinct. It has some of the same main characters and is centered around the 1920 terrorist bombing of Wall Street. It too will probably be on my list sometime soon.
I really enjoy historical fiction. Jack Whyte is my favorite. Camulod Chronicles and The Templar trilogy are both excellent. Knights! Camelot, King Author and the Knights of the Templar, awesome reading.
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Slap Shot Original - Dave Hanson w/ Ross Bernstein
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Bluetick 04:02 PM 01-24-2011
Whipper Snapper 04:19 PM 01-24-2011
Some stuff by Octavious Winslow.
Bunch of literature in middle english (Beowulf, Gawain and the green knight)
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massphatness 04:25 PM 01-24-2011
Greatness: Reagan, Churchill, and the Making of Extraordinary Leaders
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Originally Posted by massphatness:
Greatness: Reagan, Churchill, and the Making of Extraordinary Leaders
That sounds good.
Just started "The Celebrated Cases of Sherlock Holmes" I'll be at this one a while.
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mpd340 05:19 PM 01-24-2011
"God's Warriors: Crusaders, Saracens and the Battle for Jerusalem"
Good read very eye opening.
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sikk50 05:34 PM 01-24-2011
12stones 05:51 PM 01-24-2011
Just finished "Brute: The Life of Victor Krulak, U.S. Marine"
Absolutely fantastic!! Oo-rah!
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rebelknight 06:09 PM 01-24-2011
I'm currently reading two things. I have to read Fun Home for my English class. It's a graphic novel and not something I would typically read, being a student sucks. However in my free time I'm enjoying more Vonnegut, my favorite. This time I'm going with Deadeye Dick.
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taltos 06:49 PM 01-24-2011
Rereading Process and Reality by Alfred North Whitehead. Haven't read this since my junior year in college. Brings back memories of a special professor and an exceptional honors seminar.
:-)
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Ranger_B 07:26 PM 01-24-2011
Just started: What color is your parachute. I feel like I am back in High School with the end of my time in the Army headed at me quickly. This book is helping me arrange my thoughts.
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CigarNut 10:53 PM 01-24-2011
Seventh Son by Orson Scott Card
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bscottskangum 01:13 PM 01-25-2011
Sisters of Glass
Just got a new Nook Color and this is my first book on it, free off of B&N
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Good read, I would recommend it if you are into the dystopian/science fiction/drama type of book, which I am.
Anyone know of other free stuff along the same lines?
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Gophernut 01:28 PM 01-25-2011
Arctic Drift by Clive and Dirk Cussler. My first book by Cussler. Not bad. My son bought it for me when I was in the hospital having some tests done.
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Mugen910 01:30 PM 01-25-2011
Just finished Hunger Games and now on part two of the series.
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Bunker 01:39 PM 01-25-2011
Moonlight Mile by Dennis Lehane
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The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls...and it's tearing me apart!
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bigpedunn 02:43 PM 01-25-2011
LasciviousXXX 04:03 PM 01-25-2011
Just Genes: The Ethics of Genetic Technologies by Carol Barash
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