What are you reading? II

@ponderable said
Blaise Pascal: Pensées (german translation)

Coincidentally (?), I just started a short novel by Pascal Garnier, "Boxes" -- from the blurb I gather things will turn out horribly, but meanwhile I like the little jokes he throws in.

Operation Mincemeat: The True Spy Story That Changed the Course of World War II
- Ben Macintyre

@torunn said
Operation Mincemeat: The True Spy Story That Changed the Course of World War II
- Ben Macintyre

I'm coming back to '1795' again, a scary read I guess.

I cannot read.
I am the letter and the text,
The Suzerain of nothing,
And the nonsense before the storm.

@kevin-eleven said
I cannot read.
I am the letter and the text,
The Suzerain of nothing,
And the nonsense before the storm.

I have finished

Maren Haushofer: Die Wand

It was on my to be read list for some time. It came out in the 60's and is a nice reflection of what would happen if a person happens to be alone (cut off the rest of the world)

Red Hook by Reggie Nadelson

Ken Follett: Never (2021)

@torunn said
Ken Follett: Never (2021)

@very-rusty said
I think like my Mother may she RIP you inhale books! 🙂

-VR

@torunn said
When I open a book that is well written, it's like stepping into another world and living with new people you have never met before, new thoughts, new experiences.

Man's Search For Meaning
Viktor Frankl

About surviving Auschwitz

@very-rusty said
I believe Stephen King was my Mother's favorite, at least she had many books of his. I may have bought a few of them for her I believe. It has been awhile she passed back in 2015.

-VR