I purchased 1776 by David McCullough today and I’m about halfway through it. It’s a history book written about George Washington’s Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. I purchased the book because I had heard rather good things about it, and the era is one that I’m not entirely familiar with. The […]
While I’m home I volunteered to help out my father by putting a lot of junk he has strewn about the house on Ebay. While I’ve done that, on a whim, I decided to list a lot of the books that I have laying about here up on half.com. Within a mere two […]
I’ve finished some more books, and I thought I’d share. Diary by Chuck Palahniuk is stellar. I’m a hundred or pages or so into Quicksilver, but that’s slow going. Stephenson is just so verbose, and 17th century Europe and America is not a timeline that I enjoy reading. Solipsist I […]
I’ve been reading quite a lot lately. Last weekend, I read Shadow of the Hegemon and Blink.
Both were outstanding books, Orson Scott Card, the author of Shadow of the Hegemon has been one that I have been reading since I was in the third grade, and only now have I been able to read […]
It’s been a while since I posted a book review here, but I think it’s time. I just got finished reading The Elder Gods, written by one of my favorite authors, David Eddings. When I was younger, I loved his Belgariad, the Malloreon, the Elenium and the Tamuli.
In general, I hate repetitive authors. […]
Powered by WordPress. Image done by Explodingdog.com
