What book do you read recently?

[larryisreal]

The North Yorkshire Village Book

 

[defiance0]

 

[Jase]

The World's Greatest First Love: Volume 9

 

[ss1258]

Embraced by the Light
Book by Betty Eadie

 

[dargelos]

I sincerely hope that it will be very many long years before you are in a position to assess the veracity of what you have just read.

 

[gvd_rm]

Two really good books "Fellow Travellers"by Thomas Mallon being gay in the era of Joe McCarthy and Roy Cohen (who reportedly had a big influence on Trump) and "Jazz Moon" by Joe Okonkwo

 

[larryisreal]

Secret Landscapes - Mysterious Sites, Deserted Villages, and Forgotten Places of Great Britain and Ireland

 

[Rio Mack]

I just read Shakespeare's last play, TWO NOBLE KINSMEN (written with John Fletcher). Highly recommended. Like THE SONNETS, a fascinating exploration of gender and sexuality.

 

[gorgik9]

I just read Shakespeare's last play, TWO NOBLE KINSMEN (written with John Fletcher). Highly recommended. Like THE SONNETS, a fascinating exploration of gender and sexuality.

I guess you'll know from what sonnet I'm quoting?

"So shalt thou feed on death, that feeds on men;
but death once dead, there's no more dying then."

 

[larrywar]

Currently reading a joint biography of Henry Fonda and James Stewart. It's interesting how the author can tell the stories of these actors -- both individually and together without confusing the reader.

 

[khorky]

A brief History of seven killings by Marlon James.

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[paula2807]

pride and predudice

 

[aram]

tyll

 

[trencherman]

Just finished Simon Winchester’s The Man Who Loved China for which I rummaged through the nearby Salvation Army bookstore for three years and turned out to be well worth the wait. With it I also picked up one of my fave writers, William Boyd’s Sweet Caress both of which feature protagonists who chain smoked and still managed to live to ripe old age. I first came across William Boyd through his novel Blue Afternoon, about riveting invented and historical events that happened towards the end of American military occupation of Manila in the 1900s. He also wrote a James Bond novel commissioned by the 007 franchise.

Am now in the middle of Peter Ackroyd’s Shakespeare. Beautiful writing, wisely argued conjectures, features Shakespeare under a loving and sympathetic light, resists being put down once started. His history of London is next in line.

 

[drn2001]

Born Trump: Inside America's First Family by Emily Jane Fox.

 

[gorgik9]

Right now I'm reading (or rather re-reading) Robert Muchembled: A History of the Devil From the Middle Ages to the Present.

 

[haiducii]

Griezmann: The Making of France's Mini Maestro

I love Griezmann. So how could I not like teh book!?

 

[larryisreal]

Mark Twain - A Tramp Abroad

 

[Shelter]

I love Griezmann. So how could I not like teh book!?

You too???? Haiducii .... we are rivals!!! :blushing:

 

[gorgik9]

You too???? Haiducii .... we are rivals!!! :blushing:

I think Greizmann likes threesomes...