The Beauty in Books Tag Must Read More 2024-08-26 | Links to other great videos below! This is my first tag video, so I'll apologize up front for the rambling delivery, and for forgetting to tag people at the end. I try to do all my videos without notes, so if my wording is a little rambling or unclear, I apologize. I've inserted text into the video to clarify my statements, but please feel free to leave comments or ask questions.Links to:@ToReadersItMayConcern 's video:youtu.be/uxUCA-dRZG0?si=dZWNMATcQCO516QQand to @TheLinguistsLibrary 's video:youtu.be/cvGvttefDOo?si=6wBIRIsKph94q17sand to @aaronfacer's great video:youtu.be/QDmEu9brtJk?si=s0IbmXLaIowqEFrXI forgot to say who I was tagging in the video so I'm adding the tags here. If you've never seen me before, hello, and welcome. I have very much enjoyed your videos and am glad to join you here on Booktube. I hope you'll do this tag, it was an eye opener for me about books I haven't looked at in some time. I'd love to hear your answers to this one, I've left the list of prompts below:@saintdonoghue @BookChatWithPat8668 @BookTimewithElvis @BookishTexan @JamesRuchala @bighardbooks770 @anotherbibliophilereads @ThatReadingGuy28 And anyone else who's reading this, too.Link to @michaelk.vaughan8617 's video about Problematic Authors, in my opinion one of the best videos on Booktube:youtu.be/IucVkw5pB7g?si=mNyP1axJ4pminsPgBooks Mentioned: 1. Beauty In Concept - The Millennial Project - Marshall T. Savage, Intro. by Arthur C. Clarke2. Beauty In Opening Lines -Goodbye, Darkness - William Manchester3. Beauty in Character - The Last Lion: Winston Spencer Churchill: Alone 1932 - 1940 - William Manchester 4. Beauty Amidst Pain - 102 Minutes - Jim Dwyer and Kevin Flynn5. Beauty in Incompleteness - The Mezzanine - Nicholson Baker6. Beauty in Place - The Willows - Algernon Blackwood (From NYRB's The Colour Out of Space)7. Beauty in Time - To Serve Them All My Day's - R.F. Delderfield8. Beauty in Catharsis - All the King's Men - Robert Penn Warren
Bookshelf Tour Pt.5: More Fiction! (Books Ive Read) Must Read More 2024-10-18 | Welcome to the fifth part of my bookshelf tour. I hope you enjoy it, and please feel free to leave comments and ask questions - one of the reasons I'm here is to be part of the discussion. Thanks for watching, and I hope you'll join me for part six!The Complete Tales and Poems of Edgar Allen PoeConcrete Island - J.G. BallardThe Killer Angels - Michael ShaaraGraphic novels of Lord Jim by Joseph Conrad and The Mysterious Island by Jules VerneNight Without End andH.M.S. Ulysses - Alistair MacLeanKiller GroundandThe Pride and the Anguish - Douglas ReemanCompany K - William MarchAll Quiet On the Western Front - Erich Maria Remarque(Also, The Black Obelisk, The Night in Lisbon, and Arch of Triumph)Fear - Gabriel ChevallierEaters of the Dead - Michael Crichton(also, Jurassic Park and The Andromeda Strain)The Chosen - Chaim PotokA Journey to the Center of the Earth - Jules VerneFight Club - Chuck PalahniukThe Oxford Book of Ghost StoriesThe Oxford Book of Victorian Ghost Stories(by the way, F. Marion Crawford did write The Upper Berth)
The Rock On, Rap Songs Book Tag! Must Read More 2024-10-15 | The Rock On Rap Songs Book Tag was created by @NicolesBookishNook and I was tagged by @JamesRuchala I tag:@aaronfacer @book-ramble @apoetreadstowrite @ThatReadingGuy28 @AaronReadABook @arockinsamsara @saintdonoghue The prompts are:1. It's a Hard Knock Life by Jay Z - A fiction or nonfiction book about an orphanage, a poor family, or an orphan.2. Walk This Way by Aerosmith ft. Run DMC - a favorite book of yours that blends genres.3. Just Lose It by Eminem - a book that you think is funny or ridiculous in a bad way.4. Thunderstruck by AC/DC - a book that shocked you in a good or bad way.5. Welcome to the Jungle by Guns N Roses - a book about L.A. or a book that takes place in or around L.A.6. Gimme All Your Lovin by ZZ Top - Your favorite romance book, or if you do not read romance, your favorite couple in any book.7. Fight For Your Right (to Party) by The Beastie Boys - a book centered around a celebration.8. Firestarter by Prodigy - a book that has fire in the title or has an orange/red cover.9. Humble by Kendrick Lamar - a fiction or nonfiction book that left you stunned at the audacity of the main character or the writer.10. Tag other people.The books I mentioned in this video are:Night Comes to the Cumberlands - Harry CaudillDead Man's Road - Joe R. LansdaleForbidden Knowledge - Roger ShattuckMaster of Lies - Graham MastertonThey Thirst - Robert R. McCammonJohn Adams - David McCulloughThe Sundial - Shirley JacksonFirestarter - Stephen KingThe Iron Dream - Norman Spinrad
October 13th Reading Review: 7 Books! Must Read More 2024-10-13 | Thanks for watching, and I hope you'll join me for my next video!Books Mentioned:Envious Casca - Georgette HeyerDesolation - Tim LebbonI Protest! Khe Sahn, Vietnam - David Douglas DuncanThe Siberians - Farley MowatSouls - Joanna RussHouston, Houston, Do You Read? - James Tiptree, Jr.Fletch - Gregory McDonaldKamikaze - Yasou Kuwahara, Gordon T. Allred
An October Book Haul - 22 Books! Must Read More 2024-10-10 | Books I picked up between September and the first week of October 2024. Thanks for watching!Also, to make a minor correction, in the movie Fletch Lives, Chevy Chase drove a pink 59 Cadillac Eldorado - I almost certainly mixed up the car in Fletch Lives with the car in the movie 48 Hours in which Nick Nolte drove a worn out 64 Cadillac DeVille. Books mentioned:The Reason Why - Cecil Woodham SmithThe Black Death - Gwyneth Cravens and John S. MarrThe Burglar Who Liked to Quote Kipling - Lawrence Block(also, The Burglar in the Library)The Journals of Sylvia Plath - Edited by Ted Hughes and Frances McCullough(also, The Bell Jar, and Johnny Panic and the Bible of Dreams)Empire of the Sun - J.G. Ballard(also, Concrete Island)The Penguin Henry Lawson Short StoriesI Protest! Khe San, Vietnam - David Douglas DuncanThe Night Train at Deoli and Other Stories - Ruskin BondFletch - Gregory McDonaldOur Town - Thornton WilderThe Unicorn Book of 1954 - 1955 - 1956Last Stand at Saber River - Elmore LeonardFlying Tiger: Chenault of China - Robert Lee Scott, Jr.The Divine Wind - Rikihei Inoguchi, Tadashi Nakajima, and Roger PineauHey, Mac, Where Ya Been? - Henry BerryBushmasters - Anthony ArthurAmerican Guerrilla in the Philippines - Ira WolfertSave the Hostages! - David ReedPlatoon Leader - James R. McDonoughNow Thrive the Armourers - Robert O. HollesZero - Masatake Okumiya, Jiro Horikoshi, and Martin Caidin
Bookshelf Tour Pt. 4: Fiction! (Books Ive Read) Must Read More 2024-10-08 | Thanks for watching, I've added a full list of the books shown in this video and a few links to other videos I mentioned below.A link to Michael K. Vaughan's great video on problematic authors, and his channel:youtu.be/IucVkw5pB7g?si=BIDOkdVnEChJIv1-@michaelk.vaughan8617 A couple of links to Steve Donoghue's videos which prompted me to read Herman Melville and Homer, and a link to his channel:youtu.be/UKpw-GSqgRY?si=DDWCZcoJ4wuzNwDeyoutu.be/N3K1dcEruyw?si=wDu7yDX1zdxCqgp9@saintdonoghue A list of books included in this shelf tour:All the King's Men - Robert Penn WarrenGrendel - John GardnerBeowulf - Burton Raffel translationMoby Dick - Herman MelvilleDante's Inferno - Dorothy Sayers translationThe Barber of Seville / The Marriage of Figaro - Beaumarchais, John Stone translationSir Gawain and the Green Knight - Brian Stone translationThe Illiad - E.V. Rieu translation, revised by D.C.H. Rieu and Peter JonesThe Odyssey - E.V. Rieu translation, revised by D.C.H. RieuThe Oresteia - Aeschylus, Robert Fagles translationThe Book of Disquiet - Fernando Pessoa, Richard Zenith translationTinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy andSmiley's PeopleandThe Spy Who Came in From the Cold - John LeCarréThe Mezzanine - Nicholson Baker
September Reading Recap: 13 Books! Must Read More 2024-10-05 | All 13 books I read in September 2024. A good mix of history, biography, science fiction, thriller, adventure, horror, war and mystery. Thanks for watching!A Demon Haunted Land - Monica BlackIcefire - Robert C. WilsonThe Burglar in the Library - Lawrence BlockThe Tartarus Incident - William GreenleafDive in the Sun - Douglas ReemanDay One: Before Hiroshima and After - Peter Wydenyoutu.be/BjIWoxLzxIIClassics of the Macabre - Daphne du Maurier, illustrated by Michael ForemanThe Mysterious Affair at Styles - Agatha ChristieYondering - Louis L'AmourThe Reluctant King: The Life and Reign of George VI - Sarah Bradfordyoutu.be/-JQ_pR5viFgWest From Singapore - Louis L'AmourBlood, Toil, Tears and Sweat: The Great Speeches - Winston S. ChurchillFortune Favours the Brave: The Battle of the Hook, Korea, 1953 - A.J. BarkerAlso, a link to a second September wrap up video:youtu.be/0ChsDVKaVac
Bookshelf Tour Pt.3: More Nonfiction! (Books Ive Read) Must Read More 2024-10-02 | On Food and Cooking - Harold McGeeSalt Sugar Fat: How the Food Giants Hooked Us - Michael MossThe Emperors of Chocolate: Inside the Secret World of Hershey and Mars - Joël Glenn BrennerArguably: Selected Essays - Christopher HitchensEvery Love Story is a Ghost Story: A Life of David Foster Wallace - D.T. MaxSolitude: A Return to the Self - Anthony StorrThe Hour of Our Death - Phillippe Aries, translated by Helen WeaverBreakfast: A History - Heather Arndt AndersonOn the Road with Charles KuraltA Bridge Too Far - Cornelius Ryan (also mentioned The Longest Day, and The Last Battle)Resilience - Eric Greitens1000 Books to Read Before You Die - James Mustich (also mentioned Black Lamb and Grey Falcon - Rebecca West)Knights of the Road: A Hobo History - Roger A. BrunsDistrust That Particular Flavor - William Gibson (Author of Neuromancer)Adrift: Seventy-Six Days at Sea - Steven CallahanAkenfield: Portrait of an English Village - Ronald BlytheEssays of Five Decades - J.B. Priestley, edited and selected by Susan Cooper
2 Weeks, 7 Books: Churchill, LAmour, Agatha Christie and More! Must Read More 2024-09-30 | A short look at the seven books I've read over the past two weeks (15 September - 29 September 2024). Thanks for watching, please feel free to leave a comment or ask a question and have a wonderful day!Books include:Classics of the Macabre - Daphne du Maurier. Illustrated by Michael ForemanThe Mysterious Affair at Styles - Agatha ChristieYondering - Louis L'Amour (also, Matagorda)The Reluctant King: The Life and Reign of George VI - Sarah Bradfordyoutu.be/-JQ_pR5viFg?si=d6f_IdDSYkYc-suXWest From Singapore - Louis L'AmourBlood, Toil, Tears and Sweat: The Great Speeches - Winston S. ChurchillFortune Favours the Brave: The Battle of the Hook, Korea, 1953 - A.J. BarkerEnvious Casca - Georgette Heyer
The Reluctant King: The Life and Reign of George VI by Sarah Bradford Must Read More 2024-09-26 | The son of George V, grandson of Edward VII, great grandson of Queen Victoria, George VI ascended to the throne on December 11, 1936, upon the abdication of his brother, Edward VIII, and ruled until his death on February 6, 1952, ushering in the long reign Queen Elizabeth II.If I'm a bit rambling and forgetful in this video, it's because I was speaking entirely from memory, hence the pauses and overlooked details. Thanks for watching and have a wonderful day!Links below:A link to Edward VIII's Abdication Speech, December 11, 1936:youtu.be/wBn06A-sdok?si=1OMw1Trihqrw0_D7A link to George VI's speech upon the declaration of war, September 3, 1939:youtu.be/opkMyKGx7TQ?si=NTgO7_t4IqBJgl7X
The Adventurers Assemble Tag! Must Read More 2024-09-25 | This tag was created by John @DisquietandDragons-lh3zm :youtu.be/td5wrOPLGs0?si=p0Xe3PoMXmHDPv09and I was tagged by Pat @BookChatWithPat8668 :youtu.be/Me-gCQ7oxjE?si=Z_Ah-ey0VUN-8M6hThe prompts are:1. Nom Nom Nom - Choose a companion or adventurers that will ensure you eat well on your quest.(Killick from Patrick O'Brian's Aubrey/Maturin Series)2. I Know This One - Choose a companion or adventurers to help you win a pub/tavern quiz.(Bernie Rhodenbarr and Karolyn Kaiser from Lawrence Block's Bernie Rhodenbarr mysteries)3 Keep It Secret, Keep It Safe - Choose a companion or adventurers that will stay loyal and trustworthy until the very end.(Dana Scully from The X-Files novels, and Dr. Watson from Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories)4. Got Your Back - Choose a companion or adventurers that will help you out in a fight.(Speaker To Animals from Larry Niven's Ringworld)5. Man's Best Friend - Choose a companion or adventurers that are not human.(Bill the Pony from J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings)6. Tag Other Booktubers.Because so many people have already done this tag, I've decided to leave links to other videos I've enjoyed rather than tag anyone, but if you haven't done this tag, consider yourself tagged:@RaynorReadsStuff :youtu.be/xmZYckSX_7E?si=nscR8LdPkrthwi1t@GenreBooks23 :youtu.be/a9N8LBX7N_s?si=_J9roW5-ix114j86@CliffsDarkGems :youtu.be/u0Id74v5HLk?si=dGIi8i5VqvBE6HKY@AaronReadABook :youtu.be/kaUkJHxG_8c?si=P_UQP71qHDi7qCzT@apoetreadstowrite youtu.be/iziLzTATaiA?si=XD-Wnm_A7DPmX_C-Please let me know if any of these links are broken, and have a wonderful day!
Bookshelf Tour Pt.2: History and Biographies, Mostly (Books Ive Read) Must Read More 2024-09-23 | Part two of my tour through my bookshelves, this time focusing mostly on history and biographies, all of which I've read.Link to part one:youtu.be/WDb34XE_wIoThe Last Lion Series - William ManchesterThe Malakand Field Force - Winston S. ChurchillPlain Speaking: An Oral Biography of Harry S. Truman - Merle MillerDecember 7, 1941 - Gordon W. Prange The Years of Lyndon Johnson - Robert CaroA Distant Mirror - Barbara TuchmanWarriors at Suez - Donald NeffJohn Adams - David McCulloughThe Ascent of Man - Dr. Jacob BronowskiAmerican Dreams Lost and Found - Studs Terkel
Bookshelf Tour Pt. 1: The Adventure Begins! (Books Ive Read) Must Read More 2024-09-21 | Embarking on a grand bookshelf tour of my library, showing you all the books I've liked enough to keep.Books mentioned:Blindsight - Peter WattsInfinite Jest - David Foster WallaceTo Serve Them All My Days - R.F. DelderfieldThe Aubrey / Maturin Series - Patrick O'Brian(Master and Commander, The Far Side of the World, The Truelove)Spy Story - Len DeightonSherlock Holmes - Sir Arthur Conan DoyleGreat Ghost StoriesWeird Tales, and Masterpeices of Terror and the Supernatural - Selected by Marvin KayePeices of My Mind,And More by Andy RooneyThe Morro Castle - Hal Burton
6 Books Gathering Dust Must Read More 2024-09-18 | Books Mentioned:The Executioner's Song - Norman MailerA Rifleman Went to War - Herbert W. McBrideWorks of Love - Soren KierkegaardNo Man's Land - John TolandThe Crucible - Arthur MillerRose Madder - Stephen King
Reading Wrap Up: Icefire, Day One, A Demon Haunted Land, and More! Must Read More 2024-09-14 | Feel free to leave comments and ask questions!Books mentioned:A Demon Haunted Land - Monica BlackIcefire - Robert C. WilsonThe Burglar in the Library - Lawrence BlockThe Tartarus Incident - William GreenleafDive in the Sun - Douglas Reeman (Also, The Pride and the Anguish)Day One: Before Hiroshima and After - Peter Wyden(Also, Hiroshima - John Hersey; The Making of the Atomic Bomb - Richard Rhodes; and Command and Control - Eric Schlosser)
Book Haul: LeCarre, Silverberg, Du Maurier, Thatcher, and More! Must Read More 2024-09-08 | Books Mentioned:Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy andSmiley's People - John LeCarre (Also, The Honourable Schoolboy)Jamaica Inn - Daphne Du MaurierBlood On the Risers - John LeppelmanDay One: Before and After Hiroshima - Peter WydenAlone - Michael Korda(Also, The Duel by John Lukacs, and The Phony War 1939-1940 by Tom Shactman)The Last King of America - Andrew RobertsThe History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire - Edward GibbonThe Roads to Quoz - William Least Heat MoonThe Downing Street Years - Margaret ThatcherGreat Detectives - David Willis McCullough, ed.In Retrospect - Robert S. McNamaraLost World of Time - Lin CarterDestination: Universe - A. E. Van VogtTomorrow is Too Far - James WhiteVoyager in Night - C.J. CherryhDying Inside - Robert SilverbergNo Doors, No Windows - Harlan EllisonThe Milagro Beanfield War - John NicholsThe Dark Eidolon and Other Fantasies - Clark Ashton Smith
All The Books I Read In August: Aeschylus, Elmore Leonard, Bill Bryson, and More! Must Read More 2024-09-02 | Books Mentioned:Rip Tide - Donald D. Cheathamyoutu.be/5y14vsadZTs?si=t9k6-TJnDlilWRdgMr. Majestyk - Elmore LeonardThe Oresteia - Aeschylus, Robert Fagles translation (Also, Homer's Iliad)Fighter - Len Deighton (Also, Spy Story, and The Iprcress File)The Narrow Road to the Deep North - BashoThe Road to Little Dribbling - Bill BrysonThe X-Files: Ruins - Kevin J. Andersonyoutu.be/Di7qD2jVjF8?si=1fiV3YrU_sPQWuK_McLuhan For Beginners - W. Terrence Gordon, Ill. by Susan WillmarthLonesome Traveler - Jack Kerouac ( Also, Desolation Angels, and On the Road)Black Like Me - John Howard GriffinBeowulf - Burton Raffel translation (Also, Grendel by John Gardner)The Death Merchant #54: Apocalypse U.S.A - Joseph Rosenberger (DNF)The X-Files: Whirlwind - Charles GrantThe Life of Ian Fleming - John Pearson (DNF)A Walk in the Woods - Bill Bryson (Also, The Life and Times of the Thunderbolt Kid, One Summer 1927, and also At Home: A Short History of Private Life)The Dark Crusader - Alistair MacLeanShadoweyes - Kathryn Ptacek
Rethinking My Reading Goal: When a Challenge Becomes a Burden Must Read More 2024-08-31 | What I've decided to do about a reading goal that has served its purpose and become a burden. Please feel free to leave comments or ask questions!Books Mentioned:Evil Under the Sun - Agatha ChristieThe Iron Lady - Hugo YoungDecember 7, 1941 - Gordon W. Prange (with Donald M. Goldstein and Katherine V. Dillon)
Before Booktube, Pt. 2: The Books I Read in July Must Read More 2024-08-25 | youtu.be/6lSJQMnSVSgThe Rising - Brian KeeneSherlock Holmes vs. Dracula, or The Adventures of the Sanguinary Count - Loren D. EstlemanThe Consolation of Philosophy - Boethius The Tower - Simon ClarkI Am Legend - Richard Matheson (Also mentioned A Stir of Echoes, and What Dreams May Come)Evil Under the Sun - Agatha ChristieThe Agricola and The Germania - TacitusMidnight Specials - Bill PronziniNeither Here Nor There (Also mentioned: The Road to Little Dribbling) - Bill BrysonHan Solo at Star's End - Brian Daley
Before Booktube, Pt. 1: The Books I Read in July Must Read More 2024-08-23 | This is part one of a two-part video about the books I read, in order, in July, before I started my Booktube channel. Books mentioned in this video:The Seventh Sinner - Elizabeth Peters (I called it The Seven Sinners in the video)Icebound - Andrea PitzerThe Silent Service: Seawolf Class - H. Jay RikerA Sound of Thunder - Ray BradburyBlue Skies and Blood - Edwin P. HoytDomain - James HerbertBalcony in the Forest - Julien GracqHelmet for My Pillow - Robert LeckieThe Triton Ultimatum - Lawrence Delaney1066 - David Howarth
Why I DNFed Gibbons Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire Must Read More 2024-08-21 | Link to CriminOlly's short Why Do Publishers Hate Readers So Much:youtube.com/shorts/IhM_8M8MaUc?si=U5-vZ5_MdEE91R0VWith warm regards to @CriminOllyBlog Also, I totally mixed-up Lord Randolph Churchill, Winston Churchill's father, with Randolph Churchill, Winston's son, my apologies.Books mentioned: World in Torment - Martin GilbertThe History of the Kings of Britain - Geoffrey of MonmouthThe History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire - Edward Gibbon
What Ive Been Reading, Some Thoughts, and the Goodyear Blimp! Must Read More 2024-08-19 | Here's a link to the appearance Kerouac made on William F. Buckley's show, with Lewis Yablonksy, author of The Hippie Trip, and Ed Sanders, poet, singer, writer, protestor, hippie, (and also, I read that poet Allen Ginsberg was in the audience, though I don't think he's shown on camera) September 3, 1968:Firing Line with William F. Buckley Jr.: The HippiesHoover Institution Library & Archives:youtu.be/BYgv7ur8ipg?si=-iunyAZ93aVpUk7hSome of the books mentioned:McLuhan for Beginners - W. Terrence GordonLonesome Traveler - Jack Kerouac (and The Hippie Trip - Lewis Yablonsky)Black Like Me - John Howard GriffinBeowulf - the Burton Raffels translation (Also, Grendel - John Gardner, and Eaters of the Dead - Michael Crichton)The X-Files: Whirlwind - Charles Grant (and The X-Files: Ruins - Kevin Jay Anderson)Also, my not so in-depth account of randomly spotting the Goodyear Blimp floating over central Kentucky
Another Book Haul (With a Better Camera) Must Read More 2024-08-16 | Books featured in this video:The Life and Times of the Thunderbolt Kid - Bill BrysonThe Reluctant King - Sarah BradfordOcean Liners of the 20th Century - Gordon NewellThe Golden Age of Ocean Liners - Lee ServerIcefire - Robert C. WilsonThe Haunted Lady - Mary Roberts RhinehartSherlock Holmes and the Sacred Sword - Frank ThomasGhost Boy - Jean SimonThe Silent Service: Virginia Class - H. Jay RikerA Demon-Haunted Land - Monica BlackThe Great War 1914-1918 - Cyril FallsKing Arthur and His Knights - Sir James KnowlesPanzer Commander - Hans von LuckDonovan: America's Master Spy - Richard DunlopThe Life of Ian Fleming - John Pearson
The Booktube Newbie Tag Must Read More 2024-08-14 | Hello everyone, for my next video I'm going to use my phone's camera which is much better (hopefully) than this frustrating, disappointing laptop camera I've been using, so next time the quality of my video should be at least somewhat better. I want to thank ToReadersItMayConcern for this suggestion - I have to admit I feel kind of goofy for having my phone in my pocket all this time and never once remembering that it has a camera. Oh, well, I'm still learning. See you next time!Here are some of the Booktubers I've mentioned in this video:@ToReadersItMayConcern @BookTimewithElvis @CriminOllyBlog @saintdonoghue @anotherbibliophilereads @BookishTexan
Garbaugust 2024: The X-Files: Ruins - Mulder and Scully vs. Ancient Mayan Mysteries Must Read More 2024-08-12 | With regards to CriminOlly and the Garbaugust crew.My spoiler free book review of The X-Files: Ruins by Kevin J. Anderson, 1996.
Garbaugust 2024: Rip Tide - Hero Cop Vs. Killer Shark Must Read More 2024-08-10 | With regards to CriminOlly and the Garbaugust crew.Donald D. Cheatham's Rip Tide from 1984.Garbaugust 3D, 2024I present to you my terribly lit book review, my second video ever.
An Introductory Book Haul Must Read More 2024-08-08 | Hello, I'm John, I like books, and this is a poorly filmed video of me having a conversation with myself in an empty room about some books I bought. I thought a book haul might give me an opportunity to show the kind of books I enjoy, that I gravitate towards, so welcome to my channel. Hopefully there'll be more to come, and I'm looking forward to having some interesting conversations.
