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thedaddyman said:
On a slightly sadder note, I see CJ Sansom died yesterday. Loved his Shardlake series of books and I am looking forward to being disappointed by the box set on Disney which is available from tomorrow.
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Yep, mildly disappointed, had I not read the books I would not have stuck with it
 
Waco: David Koresh, the Branch Davidians, and A Legacy of Rage
Jeff Guinn

A very interesting read into how people can be led by influential people. It's no wonder so many people today are caught up in conspiracy theories!

I'd give it 7/10... Started & ended well but a little tedious in the middle.

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"Tartar Steppe" by Dino BuzzatiVery kafkian... That continuous waiting for something to change... That feeling that habits can leave a not easy to heal scar... Mind-opening to my view!
 
"Volt Rush" the winners and losers in the race to go green.
Thought provoking if you're trying to be responsibly green , in particular in relation to EV's.
 
With an Election process underway, I can recommend " Why is this Lying Bastard lying to me?" By Rob Burley. Explores political interviewing in the UK over a couple of decades.
 
The three books written by Tan Twon Eng:
The Gift of Rain, (long-listed for the Man Booker Prize), The Garden of Evening Mists, (won the Man Asian Literary Prize and Walter Scott Prize, short-listed for the Man Booker Prize and the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award), and his most recent work, The House of Doors,
are very powerful reads.
 
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