What are You Reading?

[9x19]

I started reading Six Minutes to Freedom by Kurt Muse and John Gilstrap. I can see why Kurt Muse chose John Gilstrap to write his story. I really like his writing style. I finished the first chapter before going to sleep and I didn't want to put it down. Has anyone else read it? If so, what did you think?

I recently finished The Man Without a Face by Markus Wolf, who was the chief of East German foreign intelligence for over 30 years. The book had a lot of interesting information, but it was a little dry in some parts.

[K.L. Davis]

Longitude

[M4arc]

I read Six Minutes to Freedom about 3 months ago and I really enjoyed it.

After watching the Everest show on the Discovery Channel I'm going to borrow a couple of Everest books from a buddy of mine and read them over the holiday break.

[TOrrock]

About to start "Killing Pablo" by Mark Bowden.

[Pinnacle]

I just recently found Brad Thor's work. I highly reccomend his books!!!

[9x19]

About to start "Killing Pablo" by Mark Bowden.

I read that a few years ago, a very interesting book.

[9x19]

I just recently found Brad Thor's work. I highly reccomend his books!!!

I will definitely check them out. I looked at his website and his books look interesting.

[Paulinski]

No True Glory by Bing West - Awesome Book

[UVvis]

I do a little martial arts on the side.

A new one coming out soon is the Fighter's fact book 2. Looks good, I've trained a little with a couple of the authors, so I'm interested to see what is in it.

http://www.turtlepress.com/ProductDe...oductCode=FFB2

[Robb Jensen]

I'm re-reading 'Practical Shooting--Beyond Fundamentals' --by Brian Enos and 'Thinking Practical Shooting--A Guide to Outstanding Match Performance' --by Saul Kirsch

I get a little something from each of these as I read them again.