Category: Sunday Reading

Published in late 2014, William Forstchen’s novella Dies Irae could easily be read in a short afternoon (the audiobook, which I listened to, is 4…

Surely You’re Joking, Mr. Feynman is the first book of a two-book series, the other being “What Do You Care What Other People Think?”: Further…

One nice thing about an audiobook is that you can listen to it while working on other things, like mowing the yard. That allowed me…

This one is something of a throwback, Mel Tappan’s Tappen on Survival. This book was put together, after his untimely death in 1980, from his…

I will admit that I’ve been cheating. Rather reading the actual paper books, I’ve been listening to the audiobook versions. I can do that while…

Suburban Defense by Don Shift. If you go into Suburban Defense expecting a detailed blueprint on how to defend your home in the burbs, you’re…

One thing about a vacation-if you do it right, you have time to read. I had time to read The Little Dog in the Big…

So, are audiobooks reading? I’m going to say “Yes”. My blog, I get to do things like that. I discovered that YouTube has rather…

For those not familiar with Michael Z. Williamson‘s Freehold universe, let me give you the short take: A planet settled by hardcore libertarians is targeted…

Yes, I’ve taken some time out for reading. This time it’s “Absolved” by Mike Vanderboegh. I’m still early on, but I think this may be…

(Housekeeping note: Sunday Reading is going to become an “if and when” post, like Wednesday Weirdness. I’m spending a lot of time doing, not so…

  Another week of no reading of consequence. Maybe later.

This has been a week of work, work and a couple of migraines. I have read very little, and none of it qualifies for the…

You would think that, with Christmas and all the goings on that surround the holiday, that there would be no time for reading. Wrong-a-rini. Orders…

Would you be uninterested if I told you my reading for the week was ham radio manuals? I figured so. Enjoy your Sunday.

It’s been another hectic week, but I did make some time for reading. Not much, but some. April Fool by J.L. Curtis, known in blogging…

Honestly, I haven’t had time for reading books this week. Too busy reading things like this: Attorney Sidney Powell on “Sunday Morning Futures” said Trump’s…

 Bat-21 is the story of LTC William C. Anderson, who spent 12 days in the Vietnamese jungle evading the North Vietnamese Army after being shot…

Reading time is still limited, so I went for “short and pithy” this week. “The Little Red Book of Cowboy Wisdom” is a collection of…

Not my copy. Mine is rather more worn.   Time for reading has been short, so I went with a book I’ve read a number…

  This time it’s not so much reading as browsing. My recent purchase moved me to pick this book up. I’ve had it for a…

  I have what may be an odd mental quirk. When things are “bad”, most people want happy, sunshine and puppies, entertainment. Not me. I…

The Library of the Palais Bourbon in Paris The weather has went from hot an humid to cool, dry and fantastic, so it’s been a…

  “Have you ever felt out of place living in the modern world?” asks William S. Lind, author of Retroculture: Taking America Back. My answer…

 It’s Time for the Samuel Adams Option  Because what we’ve been doing for 30 years isn’t working.

 I’m going to do something that feels weird to me, but I’m going to recommend a book that I haven’t finished reading. It’s that good…

I’ve been sharing the occasional thing I’ve read with The Email List That Must Not Be Named. When looking at opinion pieces, rather than news,…