What are you reading?

[RealPlayer]

Too much news.

[CHAS]

Cannot find much of what I like so I am reading another Daniel Silva book, The Cellist. Spies, intrigue, mysteries, and the like hold my interest. I need to broaden my selections.

[pique]

"Democracy in Chains"
Just started it but so far it's a page-turner

[pique]

@Bernard said in What are you reading?:

"The American Heritage History of The Law In America" by Bernard Schwartz (1974)

And as soon as I see my friend, which should be in the next week or so, I'll be reading her new book, "Propaganda Girls."

Please give Lisa a hug from me. She is amazing.

[Bernard]

@pique said in What are you reading?:

"Democracy in Chains"
Just started it but so far it's a page-turner

I'll have to look for it.

[Bernard]

@pique said in What are you reading?:

Please give Lisa a hug from me. She is amazing.

I will.

[Bernard]

"Original Intent and the Framer's Constitution" by Leonard W. Levy. I read about half of it some years back. Now I'm re-reading it and finishing it. Quite enjoying it.

[AndyD]

Still waiting for my library to supply the Captain Cook book...
Reading these:

The Dorothy Wordsworth (bought) is a keeper; after a brief interesting historical introduction, her 225 year old diary is immediate and lyrical - after all she was her brothers inspiration, muse and recorder. And has artwork throughout.

Censoring Victoria is quite academic (library book borrowed 9 times in 11 years).
30 pages in, I may skip through to the end.

[AdagioM]

I just read Conclave by Robert Harris. That was a fun read. Helped me imagine what went on recently at the Vatican.

[Jack Frost]

Lonesome Dove.

[AdagioM]

Currently on the 13th book in the Maisie Dobbs series, by Jacqueline Winspear. Maisie is a psychologist/private investigator, between WW1 and WW2.

[Piano*Dad]

I have never read any of Ursula K. Le Guin, so I'm starting the Left Hand of Darkness.