Currently reading the Guns of August, and that's pretty much it really.

>>428110
Do you mean read/reading today, or lately, or in general?

>>428177
Whatever, nothing too specific. This was what I read today.

>>428168
Ah world war I, very cool. Did you enjoy this book?

>>428193
You read five books in one day?

Even reading segments of five books in one day is uh.. unbelievable.

I'm reading Dostoevsky's Demons, the last of his four major novels that I haven't read.

HG Wells, A Modern Utopia

>>428110
Reflections on the Revolution in France

>>428203
I read a chapter/book from every novel there typically.

A couple propositions from Euclid these days.

>>428241

Why not just go through one book at a time?

>>428271
Not OP, but I do the same thing. I get bored with one book, which is bad, but I just have this hunger to know everything. So it helps satiate it.

>>428271
Except in the case of Iliad, which is a monotonous read in itself, the books are non-fiction, which means I like a little variety in the subject matter.

I typically read 5-20 pages of each book

Undoing the Demos by Wendy Brown was the most recent one

Her works are always super marxist, but it's nice to know what the left is thinking about in regards to globalization.

>>428282
>>428286

I see. I would be a little worried about trying that myself just because I would forget things or lose track of tone.

Studying law so massive tomes about law. It's taking up all my willpower to read