Same here - but it's about HST, his life, and the writing, rather than the actual books. For instance: I didn't know that the m/cycle race and the lawmen's conference were on two separate weekends.
Just started reading Batting on the Bosphorus Story of a bloke travelling round Eastern Europe in a Skoda playing cricket against such cricketing stalwarts as Estonia (national team...but playing on ice!) great start, very funny
Been reading the farseer trilogy by Robin Hobb. Totally gripped by it. Almost as good as the gentlemen bastard books. Anyone who hasn’t read those absolutely must, they’re brilliant.
Just about to start 'I Heard You Paint Houses' by Charles Brandt. Evidently this title was considered for Scorsese's latest film 'The Irishman'.
Read anything by Hull author and City fan: Neal Hardin, he's great. Gangland Tale Dallas After Dark The Four Fables A Titanic Tale The Taking of Flight 98 plus others....All available on Amazon.
Two other books with a Hull theme worth a gander are The North Water by Ian McGuire (currently being filmed for TV) and Larkinland by Jonathan Tulloch.
Neal Hardin books https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=a...lCHMQ_AUoAnoECAsQBA&biw=1536&bih=774&dpr=1.25
I'm reading (for now, anyway, as I expect to finish it later this afternoon): please log in to view this image If you ever visit San Antonio and see the Alamo, please don't ask to see the basement.
Sapiens.....absolutely fantastic. Tells the history of how humans got here, from hunter gatherer through to now.
"I hear you paint houses?" "Yes, and I do my own woodwork, too". = ("I cut up and dispose of the bodies - no traces")
I only read actually read when on holiday. However In the present crisis of self isolation, no sport, no tv sport, depressing three months, lets rekindle Chazz's club