Eutycus, that looks more like fraction. As in fractional reserve currency. SW
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Should have been 20, not 2.
Currently, Captians Courageous, A Cook’s Tour and Leaves of Grass.
I read anything from Dostoevsky to Stephen Hunter (Bob Lee Swagger). History, fiction, if it catches my interest I read it. My B.A. was English Lit. Right now I'm reading Kenneth Roberts series of novels on American history. I'm up to Rabble In Arms. I've finished Michael Connelly's Harry Bosch series, all of David Baldacci's novels, and after I finish Roberts I'm going to re-read Jack Whyte's 9 volume set of the Arthurian Legend, The Camulod Chronicles. If you like King Arthur I recommend it. It's written from an historical standpoint, no magic, knights in armor, etc. Merlin is a former Roman commander left behind when Rome leaves Britain, Arthur is the son of Uther, a Welsh chieftain, etc. Excalibur was forged from a meteorite which gives of a ringing sound when struck. It's historically possible but still fiction of course.
I found that I'm not the avid reader that I once was.What used to be some of my favorite magazines are getting "annoying" trying to read the smaller print.
Finished "Of MIce and Men" a short while ago and have started "Desert God" by Wilber Smith. I like Wilber Smith's books and have read several of them.
Almost all of my reading is on Kindle due to eye disease. But not everything I want to read is free. And I do not begrudge that. Intellectual property rights are a real thing. We should respect them even if the chinese and others routinely steal them.
I can sympathize. Between macular degeneration and vision loss from a detached retina repair reading is not the easy pleasure it once was. But it is still a pleasure I just have to work harder to enjoy it.
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Now reading Elmer Kieth's "Hell I was there!" Great read.
Just finished Savage Kingdom; The Story of Jamestown,1607, and the Settling of America by Benjamin Woolley.
Will start Nathaniel Philbrick's Mayflower tonight, if I can keep my eyes open. I enjoyed his In the Heart of the Sea and Sea of Glory a lot, so looking forward to this one.
Will start Nathaniel Philbrick's Mayflower tonight, if I can keep my eyes open. I enjoyed his In the Heart of the Sea and Sea of Glory a lot, so looking forward to this one.
The book was better than the movie. I’ve said that so many times however Captians Courageous the Spencer Tracy movie was what I first saw. I so enjoy the movie and the book.
Godfather is my favorite movie, I enjoyed the book but it was just so and so
Some books just can’t be made in to movies at all
Looks like a great read. I just bought the Kindle version after reading the description.
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I like this one but like other books about old guns and black powder and the like.
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Yes. I noticed no one doing a remake of the 1956 movie "Ten Commandments".
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Currently reading Elmer Keith's Sixguns, Louis L'Amour westerns especially the Sackett Series, John Mortimer and his Rumpole of The Bailey series and a little bit on Astronomy and The Occult.
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I’m reading Charles Bukowski - Notes of a Dirty Old Man and Grimm’s Fairy Tales.
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