What are you reading now? (Chapter 2)

[JimC]

I just downloaded "Your Inner Fish" to my Kindle. Will comment when I've read it...

[macdoc]

Good companion


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[Animavore]

Regenesis by George Monbiot.

A book about how modern farming is destroying our environment and how we can change it.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Regenesis-Feed ... 024144764X

[macdoc]

Been a long time since I read it and still love it and lots of laughter.

[macdoc]

quirky scifi - good segue from Glory Road

[macdoc]

Buddy recommended this series by Ragnar Jonasson.
We spent 3 weeks in Iceland in winter including some of the towns featured in these crime novels which are character linked. Might be good timing considering the current weatherin the northern hemisphere..
Apparently there is a TV series as well.

• 1Snowblind (2015)
• Nightblind (2015)
• Blackout (2016)
• Rupture (2016)
• Whiteout (2017)
• Winterkill (2020)
https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-revi ... -jonasson/

[macdoc]

an insight into aboriginal life/history...intriguing.. it's a novel with a storyline - the history is incidental.

[macdoc]

That was a mesmerizing read ....on to Lawrence ....yeah that Lawrence.

[macdoc]

Add some Finnish history ....to my cultures tour via detective novels

[Tero]

A few of his books go a bit too far into the creepy and grotesque as far as the crime.

I guess there is also a genre where you dig up an old crime and a new crime happens, that is there too.

[macdoc]

Well done easy to read very informative ....no fear mongering √ Lots of history I did not know


Finished the Harry Vdee detective series..pretty graphic, very dark but emotional as well.
Streets of Darkness (Harry Virdee, #1) A.A. Dhand. ...
Girl Zero (Harry Virdee, #2) A.A. Dhand. ...
City of Sinners (Harry Virdee #3) A.A. Dhand. ...
One Way Out (Harry Virdee, #4) A.A. Dhand. ..

There a TV versions might chase.

[macdoc]

A long read coming up. Can't afford to buy the BluRay set

[Brian Peacock]

Is that a read or a listen? So far I've listened to precisely one audiobook: Mortality by C Hitchens, narrated by Simon Prebble (who did a good job of honouring Hitch's distinctive oration style without it sounding like an impression).

[JimC]

I can remember listening to a radio reading of Lord of the Rings, 40 or 50 years ago. No idea of who did it, but from memory it was pretty good...

[macdoc]

It does say I'm reading