Looking back on the year Ive had some dark nonfictional reads. I think The Rape of Nanking, Under The Banner of Heaven, and others were too clinical to make this list.
These were the ones that relayed human experiences more vividly.
Haven’t been very satisfied with my latest reads and the thread is getting long enough that I’m too lazy to check what’s been shared before.
This was a decent one:
Gallop Toward the Sun: Tecumseh and William Henry Harrison's Struggle for the Destiny of a Nation
Edit: dangit now I’m...
If it happened to me I’d grab my speedy stitcher and stitch the hell out of it and hope it holds. Maybe reinforce/replace webbing with new climbing grade 1” webbing.
He hasn’t said a whole lot about them, but I think Craig Koshyk has given the best description of their hunting style. Not sure I remember where I heard him talk about it.
Its a new breed for me, but my braque francais doesn't have much fur drive at all. Not the best with water, but that's probably my training failure more than anything.
I presume they're going to try to put us in mediation, which we'll contest," he says. "Then we'll spend months filing briefs. I doubt that the 9th Circuit hears oral arguments on this until a year from now. And I doubt it issues a decision for another six months after that." - lead lawyer for...