What does Jow Forums read? Fiction, nonfiction, or both? Is Clancy Jow Forums? Just picked this up on a whim at the airport.
What does Jow Forums read? Fiction, nonfiction, or both? Is Clancy Jow Forums...
Ryder Robinson
Evan Young
Clancy is pretty good.
Asher Collins
>TOM CLANCY presents a TOM CLANCY novel (by Mike Maden)
Grayson Jackson
Non fiction
Jeremiah Campbell
>be Tom Clancy
>be scolded by the publisher for lack of sexual themes in HFtRO
>insert the cuckoldry, pregnancy and rape motives in the innuendo of romance subplot for Red Storm Rising
>it still sells, but from now on You only have to drop a phrase of two of suggestive narration in every book
I wonder.
David Watson
Bohph. I typically am reading 3 books at any given time. Nothing to brag about I just have too many interests. Right now im reading "the republic" again, "the road less traveled", and "inside delta force" again. I just finished tom clancy's "cear and present danger" and "patriot games" those books are great.
Angel Price
Both, mainly science-fiction and historical non-fiction.
Anthony Roberts
Mostly non-fiction but right now I'm working through the Aurbrey-Maturin novels. Aside from those I'm reading a book about woodland ecology past and present and a biography about a based explorer named Bill Tilman. Also Tolkien's translation and commentaries on Beowulf.
Justin Evans
I can only read it in spurts, because it only alternates between a crushing sense of depression and the gigantic smallness of a tyrannical college dorm RA.
Samuel Murphy
Non-fiction pretty much 99% of the time, usually related to history and/or weird lives/occupations.
Isaac Sanders
(((Whomst)))
Liam Carter
Confederate pregnant Anne Frank erotica
Tyler King
Isaiah Powell
How do you stomach his and Engels writing style?
Jonathan Jackson
Ive rewd a bunch of his books but never anything not by him
James Cox
Read the Anabasis by Xenophon
Brody Peterson
>insert the cuckoldry, pregnancy and rape motives in the innuendo of romance subplot for Red Storm Rising
Huh, I always wondered where that came from. It always struck me as completely different from the tone of the rest of the book.
Nathan Adams
Boomer diaries
Kikes try and take away our guns
Gabriel Wood
Recommended by a Jow Forumsommando
Camden Campbell
Any good? Sounds neat.
Dominic Ramirez
Just started this classic
Dominic Flores
Non fiction my dude, I love historical accounts and military history. I'm currently reading through Skeletons on the Zahara and The Guns of August, both are fantastic so far.
Kayden Perry
Yea it’s really interesting. Deff check it out.
William Moore
Currently
Juan Wilson
this is a great one, the chapters that deal with his past life are pretty boring but overall it was great
Luke Diaz
>Jow Forums calling Clancy unironically Jow Forums
>nobody mentions Le Carré
the sweet embrace of summer
John Evans
Here's my books the stuff I like reading the most is the personal accounts
David Lopez
damn user that was the same copy of all quiet on the western front that I read. Fuck that was 15 years ago. Recently bought a nicer hardback version.
Mason Nelson
1984 is the most important book I’ve seen on this thread.
Levi Butler
Who hasn’t read that shit in school already though? I read that when I was in high school
Jaxson Robinson
Still most important though. It’s a book that shows how seriously the government wants to program us and how the slow knife is the most deadly.
Elijah Moore
No one I know even knows about it. Book isn't reading required for high school, at least where I'm from.
Eli Thomas
Siege and you're a retard if you haven't
Logan Davis
Mostly non-fiction. Very few fictional stories have been able to grab my attention and keep me focused.
About a year ago I owned only a couple books and hated reading.
Now my favorite author is Ragnar Benson.
To those of you who either aren't good at reading or like me aren't good at focusing for long times on books, there is info in books that can not be found elsewhere. It's worth your time to read at least a little. You will also get better as you do it more and more.
Jaxson Price
Currently going through this entire series again.
Angel Wood
really? I mean highschool was a while back but I remember it being standard.
Double-speak and Double-think are very insightful ideas. I don't think he knew how much they would be.
Ethan Harris
reminder that baen lets you download the first one free.
Worth the read. Damn fun.
Michael Evans
Nolan Stewart
I'm currently reading this. I've read it before but I'm re-reading it because it suddenly became more culturally relevant.
Owen Harris
Kinda explains a lot of the shit we are in today if this is the case. I read it for school, my brother did and so did both my sisters. I’m only 27 so I’m surprised shit has changed that much.
Jose Butler
Mostly autistic non fiction books
Sebastian Ortiz
My man
Tyler Wilson
You've read it too? I've only read one chapter so far.
Carter Perez
>Stephen Ambrose
Check out his D-Dag book. It's what turned little me into a Jow Forumsommando
Nathan Foster
It wasn't a required reading where I come from so I bought my own copy
Logan Moore
my favorite history book
pic related about midway is incredible
Michael Powell
Big fan of tactics and strategy books (on war, infantry attacks, etc.) Along with some philosophy for the whole 'why we fight thing'
Aiden Ward
All of my books are just British History books.
Jayden Martin
Even as someone not very knowledgeable about the pacific war I was glued to this shit for a couple weeks.
I've read a bunch of history books but this one is pretty much a golden standard to me now
Owen Phillips
Waste of time. Read a helicopter manual instead.
Clancy is alright though not read one in years. Frederick Forsyth, Le Carre and Bernard Cornwell are more common for me these days. Last book I read was a Sven Hassel.
Jacob Hill
Rainbow Six is by Clancy
Ayden Kelly
>Stephen Ambrose
KEK
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Jose Lee
Some memes in there like The Art of War. Lofty Wiseman is a legend, met him as a kid.
Jeremiah Lewis
Is that the one where he lies (as in most of his books) about pistols being drawn on landing craft pilots?
Parker Flores
it was required reading when I was in high school, and I had already read Animal Farm on my own in middle school
Wyatt Bailey
I still want to build the Abomination.
Joshua Johnson
Culture of Critique.
But for some reason I can't find it on Amazon anymore. I wonder why.
Michael Torres
You mean Anthony Beevor.
Sebastian Foster
Nathaniel Scott
Josiah Martinez
Ngl he's a pretty bad writer, even if you agree with him politically. Currently reading through Hunter and some of the dialogue makes my eyes roll into the back of my head.
Nathaniel Thompson
If you waste time reading fiction you lose precious time learning about weapons or tactics.
Cameron Garcia
BOOOKS
Thomas Wilson
>D-Dag
YA LIKE DAGS?
Sebastian Russell
The entire audiobook is on youtube. The voice his does for the jewish characters is fuckin' hilarious.
Jose Torres
Looks like it got purged during this last big chimpout youtube had. Only a few chapters are still up. The entire 10 hour book was on there as recently as a month or so ago
Luis Watson
based. been wanting to read for my revolutionaries. i have anti-tech, think i might give ted another go. social media is bad for us, spiritually and personally.
Caleb Davis
I love nonsense.
Nathan Wood
Uncle Fester is pretty entertaining
Charles Perez
Tom Clancy's TOM CLANCY
Isaac Jones
Where can I get an original?
Gabriel Nelson
Ill sell you this one for $200.
Its from '39.
Daniel Smith
Post page 37 with timestamp first. Where do you ship from
Christopher Wood
Caleb Murphy
is fer mee mah
Daniel Robinson
Goddamn it's not in German. You can keep that, thanks for the offer. Have a nice night.
Noah James
I know lol thats why its worth $40 instead of hundreds.
Josiah Perez
The only book Jow Forums needs.
Luke Adams
>how many gun laws does this break?
Brody Ortiz
Haven't finished it yet, but Revolt is a quality god damn book. I've been applying a lot of my life to what I've read from it.
Jeremiah Wright
More than just social media. You should read ISAIF too if you haven't
William King
You still into bloodplay like a weirdo?
Ryan Lopez
I mostly read science fiction. Asimov, Herbert, Clarke, the like.
Nathaniel Moore
>bloodplay
hot
Jonathan Nguyen
You dont lose fetishes you gain them.
Justin Collins
What the hell is there so much to write about each individual mauser? This one is made by Germans, the end. This one is made by turkroaches, the end.
Samuel Torres
Like others, I wasn’t required to read it in high school either. I own it and it’s on my reading list once I’m done with academic reading.
Alexander Kelly
You are so weird but its cool. I'd take you in as a sister but that's about as far as I'm willing to go. Maybe skinwalker hunting assuming you don't do any of that cuddling gay shit if you get scared.
Robert James
The bible user, k is a Christian board.
Nathan Hill
Those books are for hardcore collectors who want to know exactly what they got and not just nation of origin and the fact that it's a Mauser
Nathan Wilson
aww i love you too user
Owen Kelly
Nah Jow Forums worships any of the war gods.
Brody Mitchell
My favorite is ZARDOZ
William Taylor
I read mostly fiction and I'll recommend the same things I recommend in every book thread
>Alas, Babylon!
>The Forever War
>One Second After
>One Year After
>The Things They Carried
>Rememberance of Earths Past trilogy, mostly the second book
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Non-Fiction
>Skunk Works: A Personal Memoir of My Years at Lockheed
>Sled Driver
Connor Gray
Have you read voices of Chernobyl
Mason Peterson
I used to mostly read sci-fi, now I'm mostly reading history and gun books.
Lincoln Robinson
How do you feel about that second book? I'm interested in a book on Manlickers.
Angel Long
I think he did. Orwell was a socialist and he was embedded deep in the Left, but he hated a lot of what he saw going on in the Left.
Hunter Mitchell
Orwell was a leftist, but left-libertarian and libertarian principles were clearly more important to him later in life.
Lucas Anderson
I wish I could afford some of thise books.