What are we reading?

[Gusington]

You don't want to keep it?

[Sir Slash]

No, I'll probably never get around to reading it again.... because I can't read any faster. 

[Gusington]

Thanks! PM sent.

[Sir Slash]

You're welcome. I got it.

[Gusington]

I have 1000s of books. As I post what I read, feel free to pipe up if it's something you want.

[mirth]

'The Secret War,' by Max Hastings

[Gusington]

^Nice.

[mirth]

Picked it up at a local bookstore today. I'm pretty psyched.

[Gusington]

Max Hastings has written some of the best history ever.

[mirth]

Max Hastings has written some of the best history ever.

Complete agreement. He's a master.

[Gusington]

One day when I have time I want to read his books on WWI. He's written on the Korean War and the Falklands War too, which I just found out.

[Gusington]

And a book on Bloody Sunday in Northern Ireland...he is a prolific mofo.

[mirth]

The Falklands book is truly a masterpiece. I've read it several times.

I have his Korea book as well. Could be time to give it another read.

[Gusington]

I thought he was older than ~70.

[mirth]

He's been writing for such a long time, you kinda expect him to be older.