What Are You Reading?

[ScotiasChild]

Every so often I like to challenge myself and read a classic book. Right now I am reading "MacBeth".


What are you reading?

[Rev.Cambeul]

I can't read fiction any more. To me it just seems too contrived. It's annoying because I used to really enjoy reading and spent more time at the public library each week picking out a pile of books to keep me occupied than I spent shopping for food. ... That's life.

About 25 years ago I read Nigel Trantor's version of Macbeth. It's not a take on Shakespeare's Macbeth, but rather his own work based on known facts: Historical fiction. Shakespeare's is closer to English anti-Scots propaganda.

I do however enjoy The Royal Shakespeare Company's version of Hamlet, with Patrick Stewart and everybody else that ever worked at the BBC between 1973 and 83.

@Cailen.

[GregorE]

Re-reading Mein Kampf.

[ScotiasChild]

Mein Kampf - yes I need to put that on my list. I have copies of White Power and This Time The World by George Lincoln Rockwell too. I hope to get to them soon.

[Rev.Cambeul]

This is the only version of Mein Kampf I can recommend ...

Mein Kampf: The Ford Translation (Hardcover, Softcover, and Audio)
http://www.hitler-library.org/mein-kampf-ford-translation.htm

Mein Kampf ~ UNCENSORED Ford Translation ~ Playlist (Click here to view the full playlist)

http://www.hitler-library.org/Mein-Kampf-Translation-Controversy.pdf­

As I have said before, this translation is one that we Creators, through the works of Creativity's founder, Ben Klassen, were given an opportunity to assist with.

@Cailen.