So... what are you reading?

**KiltedDixon** · 27th December 16, 06:39 PM

The Mathematical Universe by William Dunham.

**estimaa** · 28th December 16, 09:11 AM

Beethoven OP130, Op 131 & Op135 + Brahms OP 8 Trio, with a view to playing them in concerts this July.

**CamelCody** · 29th December 16, 09:33 PM

I'm reading anything by Alistair Moffat these days

**GMan** · 30th December 16, 06:20 AM

Complete Works of Malatesta edited by Davide Turgato

**Jock Scot** · 30th December 16, 06:36 AM

Having just re-read "Memoirs of a Foxhunting Man", by Siegfried Sassoon and I am about to embark on re-reading "Memoirs of an Infantry Officer", by the same author.

**Laird O'the Cowcaddens** · 30th December 16, 02:06 PM

Took a notion to re-acquaint myself with the collected poems of Wilfred Owen.

**McNeil** · 31st December 16, 11:40 AM

Robert Burns-- Again-- Why not?
McNeil

**ThistleDown** · 31st December 16, 12:56 PM

Prince Rupert, very good biography of the last cavalier, by Charles Spencer.

Earlier in the month,

Rather be the Devil by Ian Rankin,
Black December by Scott Hunter,
A Murderous Affair by Jonathan Digby,
Coffin Road by Peter May,
and The Last Duel by Eric Jager.

**Tarheel** · 1st January 17, 06:07 AM

My copy of Bivouac Prayers by my friend Douglas Babington (a Kingston ON. resident) just arrived. It is the view of my home, (Oxford, Mississippi) the US Army and young love from the eyes of a New York born son.

I find it an accurate account, with keen observation of the finer points in life, during 1942.