Reply #95: Two things. [View All]

[leftyclimber]

For mindless fun: Jack Whyte's Camulod Chronicles (A Dream of Eagles, for you Commonwealthers), which is a speculative/quasi-historical Arthurian series and very well-written.

For intellectual/dissertation fun: Rereading David Harvey's, Justice, Nature, and the Geography of Distance, which examines Marxian dialectics in terms of space-time and place as well as being an apologetic wherein he moves from structuralism to more of a Giddens-esque structuration intellectual framework.