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A few history reads, and whatever else I fee like picking up. Mats imaginary friend Send a noteboard - 20/05/2010 09:47:26 AM
Right now I'm reading Alexander the Great, Killer of Men by David J. Lonsdale, and I'm also finishing up Return of the King. It's been a while since I read LotR so I picked them up a little while back and have been getting through them bit by bit while reading other stuff. It's good to be reminded just how much better the books are than the movies.

I also plan to get through Rome and Her Enemies and a few other books if I somehow get the cash to buy them.
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