What are you reading?

Martin Eden by Jack London

@ponderable said
Tyll by Daniel Kehlmann an interesting take on the 30 years war using Till Eulenspiegel as a focal Person.

Just finished Wolfszeit (time of the wolfes) by Harald Jähner

A non-fiction book About the years between 1945 (capitulation) and 1949 (founding of the GDR and the FRG) in Germany. A really enlightening book, which I wished to have been published and distributed some 40 years earlier...

the beano

Mitakuye Oyasi (We are all related)
By Allen C. Ross

I have finally managed to get a copy of John Le Carré 'Agent Running in the Field' from the library. I was promised one earlier but it was given to somebody else. I have been waiting for weeks, and here is my reward. 🙂

Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch

Ariel S. Winter: Barren Cove

Up to now this is an interesting take on a society where humans die out and robots try to form a society...

Oh yes, I almost forgot: The Book of Absinthe. 🙂

1421. The year China discovered the world.

AA Dhand Dtreets of Darkness. Police fiction based in Bradford, West Yorks UK- where I work.

@torunn said
I have finally managed to get a copy of John Le Carré 'Agent Running in the Field' from the library. I was promised one earlier but it was given to somebody else. I have been waiting for weeks, and here is my reward. 🙂

Operation Mincemeat by Ben Macintyre (2010)

I have just finished some Stories by Honoré de Blazac. Sometimes it is nice to dive into the 19th centry literature again,

The Whistler
-John Grisham

@great-big-stees said
The Whistler
-John Grisham