2006 book list-First Quarter
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mlknchzThe Blooding - Wambaugh
Venus – Bova
The Dance of Death – Preston & Child
Bombshell – Albright & Kunstel
Kalki – Vidal
The Night Church – Strieber
Chasing the Dime – Connelly
The Godmakers – Herbert
The Gun Seller – Laurie *
Baudolino – Eco
Washington, DC – Vidal
The Occult Roots of Nazism – Goodrick-Clarke *
The Bonfire of the Vanities - Wolfe
Nightmare; 30 Terrifying Tales – Weinberg, Greenberg, Dziemianowicz (eds)
Cell – King
The Past That Would Not Die – Lord
Red Rabbit – Clancy *
The Night Boat – McCammon
Earth Abides – Stewart
The Third Secret – Berry
American Bard – Whitman
The Templar Legacy – Berry
The House in the Sand – Neruda
Spetsnaz; Soviet Special Operations, A Critical Analysis – Burgess (ed)
Where is Joe Merchant? - Buffett
Nicholas and Alexandra – Massie *
A Salty Piece of Land – Buffett
Skeleton Man - Hillerman
*denotes a book previously read
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Date: 3/30/06 10:59 pm (UTC)Pablo Neruda and Hugh Laurie make a good combination.
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Date: 3/31/06 12:16 am (UTC)The Occult Roots of Nazism is among the best books on the subject, but you'll be aware of that since it's a reread... You might also want to take a dekko at Joscelyn Godwin's Arktos: The Polar Myth in Science, Symbolism, and Nazi Survival, if you haven't already. Goofy cover notwithstanding, it's solidly academic.
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Date: 3/31/06 01:04 am (UTC)You'll also want to watch what I'm sure will be a seminal film on the subject, "SS Doomtrooper" on the SciFi Channel Saturday night.