What Book Are You Currently Reading ?

[Freedom]

A Short History of the Wars of the Roses by David Grummitt

It's nicely written and covers all the important facts about the Wars of the Roses without going into great detail.

[El Kabong]

@Batman .....you don't work in Antarctica do you?


Antarctica scientist stabbed colleague for spoiling book endings
https://nypost.com/2018/10/30/antarc...ndings-report/
This is the coldest case ever.

In the first attempted murder ever on the frozen continent of Antarctica, a Russian scientist reportedly snapped and allegedly tried to stab a colleague to death because the victim kept giving away the endings of books.

[Batman]

@Batman .....you don't work in Antarctica do you?


Antarctica scientist stabbed colleague for spoiling book endings
https://nypost.com/2018/10/30/antarc...ndings-report/
This is the coldest case ever.

In the first attempted murder ever on the frozen continent of Antarctica, a Russian scientist reportedly snapped and allegedly tried to stab a colleague to death because the victim kept giving away the endings of books.

Ha none of the fuckers I work with read books, they ask me what I'm reading I start telling them and within about 20 seconds they have lost interest and I can tell they ain't interested

[Джем Мейс]

White Nights - Fyodor Dostoevsky

[Gandalf]

Considering I have been quoting and giving stats from it - The Strange Death of Europe by Douglas Murray - was a recently read book. I urge everyone who cares about the future of their nations to read it. American, British, Australian, whoever. It was very well received and gives you all the context and data you need regarding the mess that is immigration today.

All you need to do is bring out the numbers and data and no Cultural Marxist can respond as Murray himself states: 'None of the facts in this book were able to be refuted and nobody of any consequence has even tried to contest or deny them.' Strong words indeed.

For instance in Lower Saxony in Germany 90% of the rise in violent crime was down to young male migrants. Rather than live in denial arm yourself with the facts and take on liars and cowards. They cannot refute the truth because they are ideologues and the public mostly disagrees with them. Thus when a local German representative tells Germans if they don't like it they should 'leave Germany' then there are likely to be consequences.

Knowledge is power. Arm yourself with knowledge. Spread that knowledge.

[El Kabong]

@Batman 'Brother' sounds a bit like 'The Road Out of Hell: Sanford Clark and the True Story of the Wineville Murders' to me, but I guess the whole deal was Sanford Clark wasn't a willing participant AT ALL in those murders. Gruesome book by the way.


I need to start up a new book, only trouble for me is finding the time to read it.

[Batman]

Well now that I've decided to sack Red Dead Redemption off for a bit I've got back into my reading, I'll update the last few books I've read later.

I saw my mate yesterday though and he got me this to say thanks for being best man at his wedding the other month

The Fall of the House of Usher (1839)
Edgar Allan Poe

The Yellow Wallpaper (1892)
Charlotte Perkins

Gilman Count Magnus (1904)
M. R. James

The White People (1904)
Arthur Machen

Ancient Lights (1912)
Algernon Blackwood

The Music of Erich Zann (1922)
H. P. Lovecraft

Smoke Ghost (1941)
Fritz Leiber

Brenda (1954)
Margaret St Clair

The Bus (1965)
Shirley Jackson

Again (1981)
Ramsey Campbell

Vastarien (1987)
Thomas Ligotti

Call Home (1991)
Dennis Etchison

1408 (2002)
Stephen King

Flowers of the Sea (2011)
Reggie Oliver

Hippocampus (2015)
Adam Nevill

Some of my favourite authors are in there, Thomas Ligotti, Stephen King, Shirley Jackson, Poe, Lovecraft, M.R. James, all brilliant so I'm looking to getting stuck into a few of these.

The book itself is proper nice as well, I might have to take a look at these Folio books and see what else they do.