What Are You Reading Now? - My Quarterly Inquiry About Freeper Reading Habits

6/27/07

[MplsSteve]

Well, it's time again for my quarterly inquiry for "What Are You Reading Now?".

It can be anything. A classic novel. A technical journal. A trashy pulp novel. A best-seller. Please DO NOT defile this thread with a unfunny reply such as "I'm Reading This Thread".

I'll start. I'm reading "Backlash: The Killing of the New Deal" by Robert Shogan. A interesting and easy read about how Roosevelt's court-packing scheme as well as labor union troubles helped to derail his plans for explanding the New Deal.

Well, what are you reading right now?

[LucyJo]

The Reagan Diaries

[LSAggie]

Your taxes are helping to pay for those books. Use the library and request the books you want to read if they don’t carry them.

[LSAggie]

I'm halfway through The Solitude of Thomas Cave by Georgina Harding. It's a historical novel about a man who lives, alone, for a year in the Artic in 1616.

Have just finished Pete Hamill's North River, a novel about New York during The Depression. Hamill's book, Forever is excellent.

Gerald Seymour's Rat Run is a good read, as are all his books. He writes British spy novels, and his current ones focus on the WOT.

I get them all at the library.