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(, Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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Once again you speak for me, too, old son,
I couldn't give a flying toss about NYE. I'm going to babysit my daughter and read my book on Genghis Khan, with the occasional reefer of fine Afghani hashish out the window.
(, Wed 30 Dec 2009, 12:28, 1 reply, 16 years ago)
Ooo, which book?
I have read all 3 of Conn Igguldons books based on GK (good boys own stuff)
(, Wed 30 Dec 2009, 12:31, Reply)
I've read them too - excellent stuff, aren't they?
This is an academic work. 'Genghis K: Life, Death & Insurrection' by John Man.

So far so brilliant. Have you seen Mongol? An ace, ace film - but a sequel is urgently needed. It only covers the v early period, none of the conquest stuff.
(, Wed 30 Dec 2009, 12:41, Reply)
Havent seen it yet, but I will
I read Conns books on Julias Ceasar as well, it rekindled my fascination with the Romans (I even watch the occasional Time Team if they are digging up a villa or wotnot).
(, Wed 30 Dec 2009, 12:44, Reply)
Mate I LOVE all that stuff (I read the Caesar one too)
Despite the fact that all I do on here is say things are shit all day, I'm actually a history nut. My degree is in Classical Civilisation and I am constantly reading history books - fictional or otherwise. I DO LIKE SOME THINGS.

I thoroughly recommend the Shardlake books by CJ Sansom, set in the Tudor period. They are thoroughly excellent: the chap is a mightily talented writer.
(, Wed 30 Dec 2009, 12:50, Reply)

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