What Novel(s) Are You Currently Reading?

[TMoney]

Ludlum's "The Bourne Identity" - for the umpteenth time.
I'll be starting a Sean Flannery novel next.

 

[Hutch]

Tmoney, I read the Bourne Identity and enjoyed it, but Ludlum's colossal ignorance of firearms and lore just started ruining him for me. He should stick to what he knows.

 

[Gopher a 45]

Finished Starship Troopers again for the umptheenth time. Slowly working my way through King Leopold's Ghost which I reccommend if you're interested in the "fun" of colonial Africa. It's also an interesting example of what happens to people who haven't the means to resist, if you get my drift.

 

[Bam Bam]

Reality and History are more interesting than fiction. So I read humor when reading novels. Just finished "Confederacy of Dunces". An extremely funny book.

 

[CassidyGT]

Right now I am reading The Battle of Cowpens by .... Damn I forgot his name!

Oh well - it is a pretty good book.

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In both instances there is a twilight when everything remains
seemingly unchanged. And it is in such twilight that we all
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lest we become unwitting victims of the darkness."
--Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas

 

[Sub MOA]

I recently finished Stephen Coonts "Cuba." It was good, but not as good as some of his earlier work.

 

[MrBlonde]

I read a lot of Elmore Leonard, but I am not currently reading a book. I reccomend an of his books.

 

[Bottom Gun]

Just finished a great novel by John Ross: "Unintended Consequences". I'd highly recommend reading it if you can find a copy. I understand the government is trying to discourage sales of this book. All the more reason to get a copy and pass it around to your friends.

 

[BMWGS80]

Got laid off last week. So have been taking a break to finish shop, organize stuff (guns & knives) consolidate storage. Have been going though 30+ years of SF/MIL/Ftsy books. Just got through re-reading all Of L'more's Sackets books, All of W.E.B. Griffins Brotherhood of war, The Steve Perry Matador series, The arms of Krupp by William Manchester, The devils Secret name by Jim Morris, The Damed Die Hard by Hugh McLeave,

There are over 900 more books that I will probably re-read in the next year. I normally only sleep about four hours a night and don't watch much TV.

One of many reasons to own paper books. Try sticking a 10-30 year old VCR tape in your player and see what happens.

Cheers,

ts

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[rms/pa]

just finished 1632 by Eric Flint,Baen books
(www.baen.com)
neat story line west verginia town gets dropped into the middle of the thirty years war, lots of good stuff on gustavius adolphus(one of those guys in history you keep bumping into but don't find out much about)

picture scoped deer rifles up against matchlocks and pikes. ouch

rms/pa

 

[Johnny Got His Gun.1]

Great responses, folks.

I've heard much about Unintended Consequences--enough that I'd like to read it if only I could come across a copy.


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Mr. Moderator, I know this one's gotten beefy on the posts, so I'll go ahead and post part II.

Thanks again, folks.

 

[Johnny Got His Gun.1]

Great responses, folks.

I've heard much about Unintended Consequences--enough that I'd like to read it if only I could come across a copy.

 

[George Hill]

Too Long - Closing...