RE: Books you are reading.
04-06-2018, 07:36 PM (This post was last modified: 04-06-2018, 07:50 PM by Rev Dark.)
04-06-2018, 07:36 PM (This post was last modified: 04-06-2018, 07:50 PM by Rev Dark.)
Let's see - in the last two months or so.
Errant Gods by Erik Henry Vick - not bad -
Wildwoods Boys by James Carlos Blake - best novel about a backwoods, murdering, sister diddling thief I will likely read this year.
MJ-12 Shadows by Michael Martinez - neat idea - pretty solid executions -but missing a spark somewhere.
Brothers in Arms - Kareen Abjul Jabber - a great read about the history of the sole black tank brigade in the Second World War.
Jack of Diamonds by Bryce Courtenay - Not his best work - but it is Bryce fuck-mothering Courtenay - always worth a read.
Precinct Siberia - P. J. Ochlan - Hard, ugly, gritty, police drama. Spillaine would have loved it.
For Love of Mother Not by Alan Dean Foster - a book of my youth - still worth a read, but your mileage will vary.
A whack of Destroyer Novels - because Remo and Chiun.
The first four Soul Eater novels by DaCosta - not great, but cheap like the budgie - so I got my money's worth.
The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare for Damien Lewis - great read - two thumbs way up.
Corpies - Drew Hayes - I you haven't read his Superpowered Series - do yourself a favor and snap up all four.
Super Powereeds Year 4: This series is about as good as the supers genre gets -
Donald Jack - Three cheers for me - revisiting the Bandy Papers - good Canadian fun.
Red Rising - Golden Son, Morning Star - by Pierce Brown - great ideas, great implementation, protagonist is a knob end.
I probably missed a few hear and there.
Oh and Audiobooks during the same time
The Sherlock Holmes Definitive Collection as read by Stephen Fry
The Historical Jesus (12.5) hours by Bart Ehrman
Decisive Battles of World History (18.5 Hours)
The Vikings (18 hours)
The Other side of History - Daily Life (Robert Garland) 25.5 hours - a great series of lectures.
Errant Gods by Erik Henry Vick - not bad -
Wildwoods Boys by James Carlos Blake - best novel about a backwoods, murdering, sister diddling thief I will likely read this year.
MJ-12 Shadows by Michael Martinez - neat idea - pretty solid executions -but missing a spark somewhere.
Brothers in Arms - Kareen Abjul Jabber - a great read about the history of the sole black tank brigade in the Second World War.
Jack of Diamonds by Bryce Courtenay - Not his best work - but it is Bryce fuck-mothering Courtenay - always worth a read.
Precinct Siberia - P. J. Ochlan - Hard, ugly, gritty, police drama. Spillaine would have loved it.
For Love of Mother Not by Alan Dean Foster - a book of my youth - still worth a read, but your mileage will vary.
A whack of Destroyer Novels - because Remo and Chiun.
The first four Soul Eater novels by DaCosta - not great, but cheap like the budgie - so I got my money's worth.
The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare for Damien Lewis - great read - two thumbs way up.
Corpies - Drew Hayes - I you haven't read his Superpowered Series - do yourself a favor and snap up all four.
Super Powereeds Year 4: This series is about as good as the supers genre gets -
Donald Jack - Three cheers for me - revisiting the Bandy Papers - good Canadian fun.
Red Rising - Golden Son, Morning Star - by Pierce Brown - great ideas, great implementation, protagonist is a knob end.
I probably missed a few hear and there.
Oh and Audiobooks during the same time
The Sherlock Holmes Definitive Collection as read by Stephen Fry
The Historical Jesus (12.5) hours by Bart Ehrman
Decisive Battles of World History (18.5 Hours)
The Vikings (18 hours)
The Other side of History - Daily Life (Robert Garland) 25.5 hours - a great series of lectures.