The Earth is Weeping: The Epic Story of the Indian Wars for the American West by Peter Cozzens.
Communists on horseback?
That sounds distinctly interesting. Once Iāve finished The Mirror and the Light Iāll definitely look it up.
Took me ages but finally finished The Wages of Whiteness: Race and the Making of the American Working Class by David Roediger I bought it so long ago and itās been sat on a shelf. Itās an interesting read although I struggled through it.
I however sped through Mary Trumps book on her uncle in less than 24 hours. Going to up the reading and less of the internet.
Bazza, is stuck in one I think
Its actually a good song youāve quoted, similar to Simon and Garfunkelās and Right Said Fredās early stuffā¦
Among other things, I was given a copy of The Madmanās Library for my birthday (OK, so I chose it). Just started dipping into it today, and it really is pretty amazing. Hereās an interview with the writer:
Bat-shit-crazy-mental. Let us know what you think after reading it.
Now on to Ramble Book by Dr Buckles aka Adam Buxton. A signed copy although looks like someone called Helen as signed it.
Itās because he doesnāt want to 'fess to reading Stormfront.
Just finished the excellent Entangled Life by Merlin Sheldrake. Everything you didnāt realise you should know about fungi. From brewers yeast and magic mushrooms to growing your own house and the lure of truffles. Thereās even a bit of Star Trek: Discovery thrown in.
Currently rereading ā¦all of the Terry Pratchett books, again.
Can anyone recommend anyone of similar style?
Have tried :
Jasper afford - patchy
Ben Aaronovitch - started well but gone off the boil.
Ian Rankin - The Brentford Trilogy was Marvellous. Not a fan of other stuff.
Neil Gaiman - ok
There is always Douglas Adams to go back to
Hitchhikers Guide? Tried that - didnāt get it first time around - less so being older - sorry.
Mrs C_S loved it btw.
The original radio version was brilliantā¦TV less so, Movie naaa.
The TV version was worth watching for Sandra Dickinsonās silver miniskirt alone, tbh.
Tres shallow.
This is a kulcheral fredā¦get wiv it.
Pratchettesque - Orconomics by Zack Pike
Added to the list.
Iām re-reading the Shogun saga at the moment. On Noble House and its as good as I remember.