I personally love reading about the IRA british/irish conflict in northern ireland as long as the civil rights movement and pretty much anything to do with socialism.

Two of my fav books are killing rage and the autobiography of malcolm x, what about you guys?

Tuedays with Mory is the last one for me

i prefer fiction lol

How was it?



hah i havent read a fiction book in forever.

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Cold Mountain is my type of non-fiction based on true storyreads.

I read books on WW2 quite often. A lot of the Steven Ambrose (Band of Brothers) books ar every interesting.

i only recently even started reading fiction, i always read non-fiction... id rather learn facts about the past that read a story writen that has no relavence to anything other than the story itself

May I suggest the book Jig, from Campbell Armstrong?

It really made me interested in the Northern Ireland scene and all the movements and stuff. The book is by far a documentaire or something. It's just about the main British character following an Irish assassin. It was the first book I ever bought, after that Jigsaw and Heat were quickly added and they are sort of sequels to Jig.

Got any recommendations for more interesting reads about it? Preferably thriller / detective like ^^

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i seen this movie ^^