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What non-fiction titles are you reading currently? I enjoy learning about ancient civlizations, inluding ancient Rome. Any suggestions?

Steven
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Always nice to find other fans of Cornwell. He is my favorite author at the moment. I'm currently finishing up the Saxon Chronicles. Still have Lords of the North and Sword Song to read. What's your favorite series by Cornwell?

And of course, you have to love Tolkien.

Steven
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Well, it depends on your scale. I tend to rank them based on the pleasure of reading, in which case he is excellent. In literary terms, eh. Flash is fun, and the ebook was helpful in wasting time at work, so he gets a good rating.
Hey, nerd. Nice Star Wars collection. But seriously, this is so addictive, and just gives me extra impetus to buy like 8,000 new books. Thanks for talking me back into it.
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