I managed to get the Sam Vines Boots Theory of Socio-Economic Inequality into my closing submissions recently.
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Just started (well a couple of weeks ago) the Red Rising series.
First book is a bit hunger games-y but really good and solid read overall (just finished book 3 so I’m wondering how they’ll continue it!)
Good morning all,
I’m looking for suggestions actually, particularly for magazines on the themes of (geo)politics and current affairs.
On my virtual bookshelf at the moment are “The Week” and “Private Eye” - but naturally these are quite UK focussed and I’m searching for something with more of a global and transnationalist view.
Has anyone found worthwhile reads in this field?
I’d start with The Economist, as a good all round read.
Is it worth giving Ground a go at least for a bit to get a bit of a Tapas style news selection?
Not magazines, but plenty of sources to pull from
Im being rlly stupid and reading all 997 pages of ap818 (and also making notes cus why not)
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Intently reading Al Murray command and James Holland Normandy 44
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You only really need to know Part 1 Chapters 1 to 4 and maybe 9 and part 2 chapters 1,3,4,5 the rest youll get taught if you ever need to do it.
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yeahhh i know i js like reading documents for sone strange reasons (even if they are wayyyy too long)
Looks like we’ve got another (future) lawyer on the forum!
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