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Originally posted by: TehMac
The Winter King - Bernard Cornwell

Lords of the North - Bernard Cornwell

Very good author, the historical fiction is pretty interesting.
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i've read all the saxon tales books so far, very good, engaging reads. i've started up on the arthur books, though it's a bit slow going so far.




in other news, george rr martin has decided that he's been working on the winds of winter over the last half year rather than a dance with dragons.
 
I just finished Rama 2 by Arthur C. Clark and Gentry Lee. I was kinda disappointed in it. I had a much harder time suspending my disbelief and swallowing what was going on in this entry than I did the first one. Still a pretty decent read, though.
 
Almost finished Mostly Harmless by Douglas Adams; prior to that I've read the other 4 Hitchhiker books in order. The sheer absurdity and irreverence in many of the passages is very funny. However, I haven't found the books quite as engaging as many of Vonnegut's works.
 
Tropic of Cancer - Henry Miller (almost done)
Tropic of Capricorn - Henry Miller (about to start)
The Idiot - F. Dostoevsky
A poetry anthology
Anthropology: 101 Love Stories - Dan Rhodes

 
reading The Customer Rules: The 14 Indispensible, Irrefutable, and Indisputable Qualities of the Greatest Service Companies in the World by C. Britt Beemer and Robert L. Shook
 
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