What are you reading?

[Queen]

I read Wilbur Smith's "Hungry as the Sea" when it first came out, great book.

[animalcannibal]

I finished a book and started reading "The Monkey Wrench Gang"again.I read it about 30 years ago and it seems a little dated now.By the way,what ever happened to all the militant environmentalists?

[Queen]

Pretty sure they're still out there doing their thing, Standing Rock comes to mind.

[animalcannibal]

So,Tom Wolfe has departed this " vale of tears".I liked most of his writing.I dis-liked his personal philosophy and casual bigotry and disregard for people not of his "class".

[Queen]

Read some excellent poetry today, more Mary Oliver. I think she gets this life in the wild feeling, really well.

[Everyroadleadshome]

In anticipation of my upcoming trip to Alaska this summer and the bear fence thread,  inspired me to dig out and re-read this book I got on my last cross country trek almost 8 years ago now.  Can't believe it's been that long since i've taken a nice long road trip.

[Blacktank]

a thread on what books people are reading

[Queen]

Gary, LOL!

Just picked up a compendium for the Outlander series, gives background info the author either left out or felt added an explanation to many storylines... in a continuing nine book series where each book is over 1200 pages.  

[Motrukdriver]

I still think a good Chiltons or Haynes repair manual is fine reading all snuggled up next to a fire with a nice cup of hot chocolate. The suspense, the drama, the happy endings... always brings a tear to my eyes.

[mudbunny]

I still think a good Chiltons or Haynes repair manual is fine reading all snuggled up next to a fire with a nice cup of hot chocolate. The suspense, the drama, the happy endings... always brings a tear to my eyes.

Or a Mitchell.

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