What are you reading?

[BoltonBullfinch]

Once I finish 'pike of broadland' the next read will be 'Savey' by John Harry. I had this book in the 90s and although bivvy carping interests me not one iota, it, as I remember, was a really good read, so I saw a copy on fleabay last week and now it's waiting for my attention.

Thanks
BB

[Nigel Rainton]

'Successful Fishing for Salmon and Sea Trout' by Major Kenneth Dawson aka West Country. Published in 1951, it has some bizarre advice. I quite like the style of writing, I might buy some of his other works.

[Aitch]

"The Big Show" by Pierre Clostermann, and "Typhoon Pilot" by Desmond Scott (started before the Rob Olsen books and finished last night)

[AshbyCut]

Just started re-reading my favourite book of all time ... I can think of no more relaxing and delightful read ... "The Wind in the Willows" by Kenneth Grahame.

[Santiago]

Fantastic read Ashby. I'm tempted to reread that book myself now that you've mentioned it.

[Pallenpool]

Having finished the wonderful Rivers Run by Kevin Parr, I am now
onto this -

[Santiago]

Moby Dick. It's a bit of an epic and written in flowery language, but a great read. I read it years ago and it's well worth reading again! Back then they thought whales were fish, so in its day it was arguably the best fishing novel ever penned.

[Martin James]

Defeat into Victory Field Marshal Viscount Slim 588 pages published by Published by the Folia Society Ltd

[Champ]

I have been reading books by Dave Goulson over the last three weeks.I started with The Garden Jungle,then A Buzz in The Meadow,next A Sting In The Tail.Hopefully Bee Quest is on the way.

[Pallenpool]

Fine books indeed.