What's some good Jow Forums literature?
What's some good Jow Forums literature?
Sebastian Evans
Adam Hughes
I really liked "one bugle and no drums". Its about a guys time in Korea. it seemed really interesting to me. Not much "high speed low drag" kind of shit in it if thats what your looking for though
Gabriel Garcia
Das Kapital
Grayson Butler
The Kalergi Plan
Robert Jackson
Ice Station by Matt Reilly
Parker Wright
Point of Impact or really anything by stephen hunter is Jow Forums as fuck
Jason Howard
Unironically this, but I would recommend reading "Wage Labour and Capital" instead. It's shorter and more compact, since it's basically a draft version of "Capital: A Critique of Political Economy". It goes through the same basic points, but has less shit and endless math, equations, and theory to wade through. The core of the thing, you know.
Cooper Diaz
The Guns of August is a great read if you're interested in WW1, the way it covers the lead up to war and all the events happening to drive things forward is excellent and give context in a way that is often overlooked. Another good WW1 read is Poilu, it's the compiled journal of an enlisted french soldier that was involved with the war basically from day 1. Storm and Steel is similar to Poilu, only the writer is a low ranking German officer. If the Vietnam war is more your speed Kill Anything That Moves is a good read, it covers more of the breakdown of military discipline and the atrocities it caused than the actual history of the war though. If something modern is more your speed Cities Under Siege is an interesting read. It covers modern military doctrine with regards to fighting in urban environments and how it's been evolving since 9/11.
Asher Stewart
Hatchet by Gary Paulsen
Carter Cox
Meditations and Republic