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Start over on August 1. The busier you are, the more you need to take the time.

Just finished up Bitter Harvest: The Great Betrayal. Very interesting insights.

Now working on Age of Entitlement. Fascinating so far.

I have the first one, very fun.

I wish That Hideous Strength weren't non-fiction :laugh:

Still a few seasons behind but enjoying it immensely

Just finished Mine Were of Trouble and beginning No Colours or Crest. Fascinating stuff - I've never been much of a WW2 guy but I didn't know...

Getting into Albion's Seed. It's...very dense. But well written and enlightening.

I finally got started on Mine Were of Trouble. Enjoying it so far.

Speaking of Solomon, I just started Solomon Says. Really has made me examine my life and daily habits in light of wisdom.

Allegedly.

;)

Yes lol I'm aware. Quite a brave step.

Unpopular opinion: rather read those 10 than the Wheel of Time again.

The Gentlemen Bastards books were pretty good, especially if you like heist stories. The later stories were much weaker than Lies though.

A friend just loaned me Gardens of the Moon. It's a bit...

A funny guy, eh :laugh:

You could do it in the form of a book recommendation rather than a typed argument.

These sound like helpful reads. May have to check them out.

When I was young, me and my father had the pleasure of eating with Dr. Wright at the MacAlister's in Monroe when he came into town for a conference.

His work on justification is interesting...

I'd like to check out the Expanse as well. Excellent show.

On a more serious note, reading though Echoes of Exodus. It's quite thought-provoking.

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I think I'll start on those. Enjoyed the show immensely, never played the game.

Gene Wolfe is the greatest English fantasy writer of the last, eh, 50 years?

That said, I've not read The Knight. But I'd like to.

I just started Historical Dynamic, which is an interesting theory on how societies develop and collapse. Related to Secular Cycles and Millennial Trends. I'm not sure how trusted Turchin is in...

Good stuff.

I found a copy of Wheels of Heaven, which is a pulp scifi written by a professor at NSU many years ago. No mention of Tech so far but some of the evil empire. Despite that, it's intriguing so far. My...

I knew OSC was a Mormon, but it wasn't apparent in his writing until Xenocide. Still great books. Fun fact: one of my professors learned to sing tenor from OSC since they had attended the same temple.