What are you currently reading ?

[Ace of Spades]

Re-reading 'Waterloo, the great battle reappraised', always a good one if you don't know what to pick from the heap and need to get back into that 'Napoleonic feeling' for some paintjob that wants to get done...

Cheers,
Rob

[Fenton]

Just finished reading Resistance by Owen Sheers

http://www.owensheers.co.uk/fiction.htm

They have just made a film of it to

[fsn]

Avoid the film. It's very, very, very boring.

[DaveL]

Hi.  Just bought, and begun reading,  "The Wargames compendium" by Henry Hyde.  Expensive (but got a good deal at Derby) but a good, light read and trip down memory lane
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Best Wishes   DaveL

[haupt]

The Civil War in color, It's full of well known photos that have been brought to life. There are a few errors, like the colour of NCO's chevrons and gun carriages, but pretty much a revelation IMHO.

[Ithoriel]

German Wehrmacht Panzer Divisions 1939-1945 by Jorge Rosado and Chris Bishop.

Inspiration for colour schemes for my Pendraken Panzers.

Soviet Tank Units 1939-1945 by David Porter waiting in the wings for when I'm painting the other side.

Panzergrenadier volume ordered and hopefully en route.

Potted histories and pretty pictures!

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Neal Asher Jupiter War
Getting good! 

[Techno]

Listened to....
Crisis Four by Andy McNab.....
Reading....Still referring to 'Storm from the East' for the Mongols.....I wonder when the library are going to get that back ?  (Borrowed it over for over two months now...lucky no-one else seems to want to read it...... )
Cheers - Phil

[fsn]

I'm reading Barbarossa: The First 24 Hours - A Russian View.

Getting my wargaming juices flowing for T-35s.

[Fenton]

..
Reading....Still referring to 'Storm from the East'

That will be about those bastards from Newport. wouldn't it?

[Techno]

Newport 'Mons' or Newport 'Pembs' ?
I assume you're referring to the one I live closest to F.
Cheers - Phil.

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Sorry - those cant be places in Wales - I can read and pronounce them.

IanS

[fsn]

Newport, Gwent (Monmouth) is known to the locals as "Casnewydd". My schoolboy Welsh tells me that "newydd" measn "new", but I don't know what "Cas" means. 

Newport Pembs, goes under the alter ego of "Trefdraeth", which obviously means "Trevor can't hear properly".

[Techno]

Oh all right.....

Thought it'd be easier to say Newport...
In that case......Trefdraeth as fsn says  .....
Cheers - Phil

[NTM]

They're both a long way West of anywhere civilised but it's the one on the IOW you really need to worry about