Any Good Reads?

[Denny347]

Anything by Richard Dawkins is a good read. Same with Christopher Hitchens and Stephen King.

 

[manwithnoname]

Given the bul1sh!t that took place with the ba5tards in the federal government today, I believe my next read will be The American Crisis by Thomas Paine.

 

[manwithnoname]

I think this evening's read will be the following:

Full text of Patrick Henry's famous speech: Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death

 

[restonlane]

When Character Was King: A Story of Ronald Reagan
by Peggy Noonan
"An insightful and enjoyable book. Highly recommended. "

 

[manwithnoname]

https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/break_room/221671-band_of_brothers_the_book.html

Of course!

 

[Denny347]

Geeez, anyone read anything FUN?

 

[manwithnoname]

Geeez, anyone read anything FUN?

Unbroken is a fun read.

Yes, it has a good deal of serious content... but definitely a fun read.

It is one book that I had trouble putting down.

 

[dt420]

Unbroken is a fun read.

Yes, it has a good deal of serious content... but definitely a fun read.

It is one book that I had trouble putting down.

Everything I read is fun, I just got done reading "Mule" A Novel About Moving Weight By Tony D'Souza. Its a good read.

 

[gvsugod]

Liberal Fascism
Decision Points

Those are a couple good ones I have read lately.

 

[NYFelon]

https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/break_room/221111-shameless_plug.html


I plan on picking up Stephen King's "The Wind Through The Keyhole" Tomorrow. It's an expansion of his Dark Tower series.

 

[dt420]

https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/break_room/221111-shameless_plug.html


I plan on picking up Stephen King's "The Wind Through The Keyhole" Tomorrow. It's an expansion of his Dark Tower series.

I just picked up 11/22/63 by Stephen King, and will start reading it as soon as I finish reading "Archive 17". I really enjoy Stephen King books, but I haven't read any in a long time. The last one I read was the first book of the Dark Tower series, never got to finish the series though.

 

[manwithnoname]

For an interesting look into a mind with autism,
Amazon.com: Born On A Blue Day: Inside the Extraordinary Mind of an Autistic Savant (9781416549017): Daniel Tammet: Books

For some very funny (yet crude) humer,
Amazon.com: The Alphabet Of Manliness Publisher: Citadel Press: (Author)Maddox: Books

For a different point of view,
Amazon.com: The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War (9780761526469): Thomas DiLorenzo: Books

Just finished the third one on the list.... outstanding read.

 

[level.eleven]

Just finished the third one on the list.... outstanding read.

Also voted one of the least accurate historical accounts of Lincoln.

What is the Least Credible History Book in Print? | History News Network

 

[manwithnoname]

Also voted one of the least accurate historical accounts of Lincoln.

What is the Least Credible History Book in Print? | History News Network

Have you read the book?

 

[Grizhicks]

True Grit & a couple of the new Clive Cussler's

 

[manwithnoname]

True Grit & a couple of the new Clive Cussler's

You know, I have seen the movie adaptations of True Grit many times.... the latest is by far the best IMO. However, I have never read the book.

Added to the list.

You are about the third person that has brought it up.

 

[MrSmitty]

ANYTHING by Stephen Hunter.......................

 

[RockofStrength]

I will also say that if you like extensive world building in fantasy that the Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan is pretty good. You will learn to loathe the women in that story with a passion* but otherwise it's reasonably well written. It is also LOOOOOOOONG. almost 13 books, and each of them a doorstopper.






*There are a few phrases: Woolhead, braid tugging, skirt smoothing, clothes adjusting. You will learn to fear them.

 

[manwithnoname]

I will also say that if you like extensive world building in fantasy that the Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan is pretty good. You will learn to loathe the women in that story with a passion* but otherwise it's reasonably well written. It is also LOOOOOOOONG. almost 13 books, and each of them a doorstopper.






*There are a few phrases: Woolhead, braid tugging, skirt smoothing, clothes adjusting. You will learn to fear them.

Doesn't sound much like my cup of tea, but thanks for the recommendation.

 

[powerstrokin]

Here's a few in my public drop box folder.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/276kk3ep34d6xrt/RRMHC0ixYw