What Book Are You Currently Reading?

[Psychonaut]

HA! I tried getting this book online a few months ago and they told me it was out of print!!!

Psychonaut, you got this through Amazon, did you? The buggers!

I asked my wife and she did get it through Amazon. I guess we know who's Amazon is better now . . .

Amazon.com > Amazon.ca

∴ USA > Canada

:icon_cheesygrin:

[Beorn]

Having fulfilled my childhood adoration for all things Alexander with the novel The Alexander Trilogy-Mary-Renault, I decided to read further about the historical character of Alexander and came upon the author Paul_Cartledge who is a renowned Professor of Greek History at Cambridge University. The name of the two books I read were Alexander the Great and Thermopylae the Battle That Changed the World.

Two very good and informative books about Alexander and the Greek resistance to the Persian invasions.

I am now reading the funny and very insightful book by Kate Fox - Watching the English.

[Aemma]

I asked my wife and she did get it through Amazon. I guess we know who's Amazon is better now . . .

Amazon.com > Amazon.ca

∴ USA > Canada

:icon_cheesygrin:

LOL! Without a doubt, my friend, without a doubt! LOL!

Cheers for now...Aemma

[Psychonaut]

I just got my first copy of the journal The Occidental Quarterly in the mail today. After seeing that it was published under the imprint of the Charles Martel Society and glimpsing the contents of their sample articles, I thought I'd give it a shot. Now that I've read some of the articles and see that both Alain de Benoist and Kevin MacDonald are regular contributors, I have to say I'm hooked.

[Vulpix]

Good stuff Psychonaut ! I'm a fan too .

I just got my first copy of the journal The Occidental Quarterly in the mail today. After seeing that it was published under the imprint of the Charles Martel Society and glimpsing the contents of their sample articles, I thought I'd give it a shot. Now that I've read some of the articles and see that both Alain de Benoist and Kevin MacDonald are regular contributors, I have to say I'm hooked.

[Oisín]

The Fenian Anthology - Joe Ambrose

This title contains quotes, quips, extracts and speeches from some of Ireland's greatest patriots. While the original Fenians were a secretive republican organisation founded by John O'Mahony, this volume seeks to broaden that moniker and to reclaim what for centuries has been used by oppressors and occupiers as a term of abuse to demean those who believe in a free Ireland. It is also an attempt to give readers a taste of the literary talent of our finest patriotic writers.From speeches in the dock and poems to extracts from memoirs and moral novels, Irish patriots produced some of the finest Irish writing. At once a record and a cultural history, "The Fenian Anthology" features excerpts from the speeches of many of Ireland's political heroes including Pearse and Emmet and extracts from such classic texts as "Knocknagow" by Charles Kickham and "The Felon's Track" by Michael Doheny.

[Red Skull]

'Revolt Against the Modern World' by Julius Evola

[TheGreatest]

Right now I'm readin 4 books at the same time.

At work: Stalin by some Montewhateverjewdude
In car: Mein Kampf by Adolf Hitler(duh!)
At home: Frøya by some swede, update soon and another one(comic book)

Hehe I do the same. I bring some politically correct book to school (I.E. Gun Steel and Germs), than I switch to the real stuff when it's alone time

[Lars]

I just bought 'De islandske sagaer' (The Icelandic sagas), which contains 13 sagas over 1220 pages.

Egils saga
Gunløg Ormstunges saga
Laksdølas saga
Fostbrødre saga
Njals saga
Kormaks saga
Hallfred Vanrådeskjalds saga
Sagaen om Gretter den Stærke
Viga-Glums saga
Gisle Surssøns saga
Snorre Godes saga
De sammensvornes saga
Grønlands- og Vinlandsrejserne

and

Nordiske myter og sagn (Nordic myths and legend)

[Loyalist]

The Nazi Seizure of Power by William Sheridan Allen.