What are you reading now?

[S M P]

I just finished another Ken Follett novel called The Key to Rebecca. It was written in the eighties. I also read a book on woodcarving patterns and ideas and am almost finished The Flood by Margaret Atwood. It carries on from an earlier book I read called Oryx and Crake. I am going to buy the new James Lee Burke novel called Creole Belle when it comes out soon in paperback. I am going through the John le Carr

[Blue Frost]

I have already read it before, but it's been a while.

Scipio Africanus http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/scipio- ... 0306805837

Scipio Africanus (236-?183 B.C.) was one of the most exciting and dynamic leaders in history. As commander he never lost a battle. Yet it is his adversary, Hannibal, who has lived on in the public memory, due mostly to his daring march through the Alps with his elephants. At the Battle of the Ticinus, Hannibal

[Blue Frost]

I was just looking in my library of books, well what i have left of them, i have a lot of collage courses I could be going through on history, science, and literature.
I should be going through them, they are going to waste sitting there.

[Registered Guest]

All the unread posts here.

[Blue Frost]

True if you have now been reading them lots of nice videos also.

[S M P]

I've not heard of Scipio Africanus. I will read up on him

[Blue Frost]

He's one of the greatest Roman Generals ever, and if not for him Rome might have been part of Carthage instead of the other way around.

[S M P]

I see he fought Hannibal and yet Hannibal is better known. I will read up on him tomorrow if I have time. Good night. I have to get up very early.

[Blue Frost]

Yeah, he is totally unknown in the public mind, but Hanable is well known. He is worth reading about

[Blue Frost]

Good Night

[Registered Guest]

Right now, this thread.

[Blue Frost]