What you reading?

Was that Purple posting? :eh: Nah, couldn't have been.... :coffee:

I'm just in your head Giles dear, only you can see me. I'm a bit like your own personal Jiminy Cricket. . . .

"Red Partisan, the memoirs of a Soviet resistance fighter on the eastern front" by Nikolai I Obryn'ba "A Harbour Goes to War, the story of Mulberry and the men who made it happen" compiled and edited by J Evans, E Palmer, and R walker "Commandoes in Exile, the story of 10 (Inter Allied) Commando 1942-1945" By Nick van der Bijl

...is the Mawdsley book any good? Could be one for the pile to read at a later date Not bad, but not enough on the specific details of the military actions for my liking (I've not finished it yeet, it may get down to details later). Good as an overview of the political situation and the ebb and flow of the military situation.

I'm mainly addicted to the two volume D-Day Then and Now books I had for Christmas. Lots of pictures see..

...is the Mawdsley book any good? Could be one for the pile to read at a later date Not bad, but not enough on the specific details of the military actions for my liking (I've not finished it yeet, it may get down to details later). Good as an overview of the political situation and the ebb and flow of the military situation. Ok then, I managed to find the doorstop that is "Russia and the Russians" by Geoffrey Hoskins which I'll read later

The Old Century by Siegfried Sassoon.

Battle Tactics of Napoleon and his Enemies, Brent Nosworthy; London: Constable, 1995.

Currently 'the Necronomicon the definitve HP Lovecraft collection' and 'BS7671 requirements for electrical installations 17th edition' thought id save the best for last :hmm:

'BS7671 requirements for electrical installations 17th edition' thought id save the best for last :hmm: That's NOTHING. I found a ten volume set of "The 1973 report on production figures and annual conference speeches* to the Central agricultural Pelenium (SP?) of the DDR, regarding tractor production in Brandenburg". Last month. * In their FULL text. ONE of the REALLY bad ones takes up THREE QUARTERS of a volume by it's SELF! And the volumes are between 4 and 500 pages. GREAT bed time reading!

umm.. I'm reading WD3 at the moment.

Currently 'the Necronomicon the definitve HP Lovecraft collection' and 'BS7671 requirements for electrical installations 17th edition' thought id save the best for last :hmm: So what happens if you mix the Mythos with electrical wiring????

You explode philosophically.

So what happens if you mix the Mythos with electrical wiring????the temple of the ancients in the land of mnar cant get its low voltage lighting on the dais area put in cause of the suppliers letting me down guv :)

Just finished Berlin Now started "the Great Arab Conquests" by Kennedy

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