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14 hours ago, Skillet said:

My two reads for the weekend at camp.

Anyone who hasn't read Pat McManus is missing out.

The other book is kind of a classic, too.IMG_20221104_192533189.jpg.86508e34ccad30de50db9201eacb1910.jpg

Pat Manus article "The last laugh" on the back page of Outdoor life was the first thing I read every month.  

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25 minutes ago, Bolt Action said:

Starting the game of Thrones series. Thoughts so far? Too many damn characters! Lol

 

I’ve talked with several people who hated how it jumped from character to character. I really enjoyed the books, but could never get into the HBO series. 

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24 minutes ago, left field said:

Just picked these up.

I normally don't read fly-fishing writing as it affects my own writing, but I heard Robert speak last month and he is a great storyteller.  And Dylan and I have a lot of ,mutual acquaintances.

 

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And the other book that is never far from me these days is "On Writing".

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Bob Romano is a friend of mine. I also enjoy his books. 

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Just now, crappyice said:

My "reading" is all audiobooks since I'm in the car so much with the kids and going to the woods this time of year.
David Baldacci has offered mindless entertainment for miles and miles!!!


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What do you use for Audiobooks? I use my library with "Libby", but have started a subscription with Scribd. I used Audible for a while, but it was expensive, and I'd burn through a book in a few weeks and either have to buy a new one or wait for my next credit. Scribd is like $12 a month, and it's kind of like Netflix for books and audiobooks. I've found most everything I want to read/listen too on there, and if I start something I don't like, I just unsave it and start a new one. 

*I don't work for Scribd :)

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What do you use for Audiobooks? I use my library with "Libby", but have started a subscription with Scribd. I used Audible for a while, but it was expensive, and I'd burn through a book in a few weeks and either have to buy a new one or wait for my next credit. Scribd is like $12 a month, and it's kind of like Netflix for books and audiobooks. I've found most everything I want to read/listen too on there, and if I start something I don't like, I just unsave it and start a new one. 
*I don't work for Scribd :)

Libby works for me


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