Which book are you currently reading?

If you like alternate history check out the WW@ alt history trilogy by A.G. Kimbrough.

After The Days Of Infamy: [link to bklnk.com (secure)]
This alternate history trilogy is triggered by the discovery of Helium on the Japanese Island of Hokkaido shortly after the US Congress declared an embargo on the international sale of Helium. That discovery led to development of Airship Aircraft Carriers by both Germany and Japan.
These story lines follow history in some cases, and also reflect actions driven by the alternate history developments.
On December 7th, a Japanese Airship Aircraft Carrier fleet attacks Pearl Harbor, and the West Coast during the same week.

After The Rockets Fell: [link to bklnk.com (secure)]
By the summer of 1944, Germany is firmly in control of Europe, with a rocket gas attack that effectively knocks the Soviet Union out of the war. The threat of such an attack has removed any possibility of the neutral countries, like England, from offering even covert support to the Allies. US Air Power is unable to be a threat. A credible intelligence source has revealed German plans to launch a series of U Boat based rocket nerve gas attacks against industrial, military, and population centers of the US East Coast.

After Contact: [link to bklnk.com (secure)]
Hitler is dead, the war is over, but, large numbers of German U Boats, key scientists, and engineers, are missing. When rumors of a secret Nazi base developing Super Weapons in the South Atlantic are uncovered, two veteran intelligence agents are sent to Argentina to investigate.
This Trilogy closes with the current day discovery of a secret 1947 unholy alliance between the US Government and an Alien race.

Jack Rosewood - Jeffrey Dahmer

Tom Harpur - The Pagan Christ.

I never liked reading books.

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And further, by these, my son, be admonished: of making many books there is no end; and much study is a weariness of the flesh.

Forget reading.

Writing.

Write them on the tablet of your heart.

The politics of obedience

Jack Rosewood - The Big Book of Serial Killers.

Maureen Callahan - American Predator.

I was reading Thomas Chittum’s Civil War 2.

DUNE!!!

Fiction Writers on Fiction Writing (1923), edited by Arthur Sullivant Hoffman, who was editor of Adventure magazine at the time.

Reading and writing go hand in hand.