What are you reading??

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Dgercp

·Jan 24, 2023

shishy

I just blazed through the Neapolitan Novels by Elena Ferrante. Seriously phenomenal, can’t wait for the HBO show.

I also have been working through The Book of Disquiet by Fernando Pessoa, which is quite a trippy yet mellow experience.

Next on my list is probably some other Ursula LeGuin books (I’d just finished The Dispossessed and The Left Hand of Darkness), or finishing In Search of Lost Time, depending on what I’m feeling.

shishy

I just blazed through the Neapolitan Novels by Elena Ferrante. Seriously phenomenal, can’t wait for the HBO show.

I also have been working through The Book of Disquiet by Fernando Pessoa, which is quite a trippy yet mellow experience.

Next on my list is probably some other Ursula LeGuin books (I’d just finished The Dispossessed and The Left Hand of Darkness), or finishing In Search of Lost Time, depending on what I’m feeling.

Interesting you find Book of Disquiet mellow. For me anything but….

 

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Tuna Cowboy

·Jan 24, 2023

One of the better books on leadership I've read in a while, I highly recommend.

 

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EuroDriver

·Jan 25, 2023

Just finished it. Interesting perspective

 

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ghce

·Jan 26, 2023

Trying to read this but the heat here is making it hard to concentrate ( 30 Celsius).

 

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Alpha

·Jan 27, 2023·Kilt Owner, Beagle Parent, Omega Collector

You can always get down to the bottom line with Private Eye 👍

 

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peatnick

·Jan 27, 2023

Caught author on History Unplugged podcast a few moths ago, put a hold on at library and got about halfway thru.

then I remembered I don’t like prison stories, even if it’s POW’s. . .

 

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SC1

·Jan 27, 2023

The forums, why?

 

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Pascal S

·Jan 27, 2023

 

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Fretworker

·Jan 30, 2023

Here’s my ongoing read

 

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EuroDriver

·Jan 30, 2023

The gist of it: stop buying watches

 

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Watch my Whisky

·Jun 1, 2023

Finished a few books recently:

Uncertain Ground by Phil Klay
A Stranger in Your Own City by Ghaith Abdul-Ahad
From Warsaw with Love by John Pomfret

 

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GuiltunderGlass

·Jun 1, 2023

Finally knocking, Zinn's A People's History of the US off the reading list. Got so many in the que, but will probably pick up Chaos next.

 

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Watch my Whisky

·Jun 1, 2023

Your triple post was very Murakami.

 

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Walrus

·Jun 1, 2023

My wife brought this home for me saying it will help me advance in my Career. My great grand pappy is from Ireland and I’m so white I don’t sun tan I sunstroke so I’m still not sure what this is all about

 

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vbrad26

·Jun 1, 2023

I always forget about this thread.
Currently:
The Cartographers

 

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DrmexicoII

·Jun 1, 2023

Currently on holiday and reading this, it's quite fabulous.

Also picked up the omega designs book and a Longines reference book at a 2nd hand book store near where we're staying. Been a fabulous horology related holiday so far.

 

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noelekal

·Jun 1, 2023·Home For Wayward Watches

Currently reading a book about a Korean War pilot. Is extra special because he grew up in and around the small town where we now live and his tale interweaves his childhood experiences with his wartime experiences. Provides a good glimpse of the community and its people back in the day.

 

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gearjockey

·Jun 1, 2023

What are these “books” you speak of?

JK

 

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Waltesefalcon

·Jun 1, 2023

Currently in knees deep in this one.

 

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AAAKK

·Jun 1, 2023

About 3/4 through this book that recounts the role of the RAF Tornado combat aircraft during the first Gulf War. Really good