I want to read some non-fiction in between tough books.
Can anyone suggest a great biography? Something funny or something about war might be nice. But I guess the subject doesn't matter as long as it's interesting and well-written
>>8161092
Mein Kampf
>>8161092
Peeling the Onion by Günter Grass is pretty good I've heard, also talks about his experience in the war.
>"tough books"
What a fucking pleb.
Karl Lamprecht by Roger Chickering
HHhH by Binet
>>8161113
But friend, big works of literature can be taxing on the mind and a taster in between can do wonders for rejuvinating interest. I've read three big novels of the same author in a row now and need something to freshen me up before I finish her oevre. Don't get me wrong though, me taking a break says nothing about Rowling's capability as a writer. But there's only so much 'magic boy growing up'-literature I can take in a row.
>>8161092
something funny- memoirs of a georgian rake by william hickey
something about war- memoirs of a fighting captain by thomas cochrane
