What are y'all reading now?

[vav]

I am reading this thread

[holliscx]

[bigbill]

Grant was a fascinating character. His wartime journals are some of the most accurate accounts of the Civil War, but he didn't publish his memoirs until after his presidency, so even though the North won, the South won much of the PR war by painting Grant as a drunk general executing total war.

[William]

Originally Posted by dustyrider

Maybe someone could combine the threads!? William also started a good one on movies but my search-fu is weak…

I think you are referring to this one…

https://forums.thepaceline.net/showt...ghlight=Movies

[mdeth1313]

Been ripping through Blake Crouch books - Upgrade, Recursion, the Wayward Pines Series and Dark Matter.

[dcama5]

Originally Posted by holliscx

That's my type of book. I read 3 books on the battle of Gettysburg, The Fiery Trial: Abraham Lincoln and American Slavery, Battle Cry of Freedom, Confederates in the Attic: Dispatches from the Unfinished Civil War, She Came to Slay: the Life and Times of Harriet Tubman, and A Stillness at Appomattox. I may read Grant soon. Thanks for that.

[glepore]

I thought The Dog Stars was pretty good, this is really good...

[charliedid]

I've been a fiction reader (Mostly contemporary American) but I swerve on occasion. Reading Bill McGann's book:

[erolorhun]

Tom Clancy´s Rainbow Six. The swedish edition, called Täcknamn Rainbow.

Next, wanting to pick up a more detailed book on Jackson Pollock. I have a couple but they don´t go too in-depth. Happy for any recommendation.

[Carbonita]

Can't put it down!

Eric Berger
Reentry: SpaceX, Elon Musk, and the Reusable Rockets that Launched a Second Space Age

"The right mindset for an engineer is to approach each problem as a puzzle, finding joy in the discovery of a solution . God bless them"

[Plum Hill]

Curious if anyone has read Barry and ‘the Boys’ by Daniel Hopsicker, and what you thought of it.