Grimlock Prime
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Right now I'm reading the autobiography Witness by Whittaker Chambers. Or at least trying to. His style is rather brisk on details, so when he's talking about his family it zooms by. But when he's going on about his former Soviet contacts as a Communist agent, all of those long Russian names, one after another just make my head hurt. The book is 800 pages and very small type, which doesn't help with the twelve+ letter Russian names incidentally.
I might grab some old pulp fiction from the 30s after I finish Witness. There's a lot of Robert E. Howard's work that I haven't read yet. Solomon Kane always sounded fun.
I might grab some old pulp fiction from the 30s after I finish Witness. There's a lot of Robert E. Howard's work that I haven't read yet. Solomon Kane always sounded fun.