Reading list

[SSGOldfart]

Okay guys I need to pick your memory a mintue how about a recommanded reading list, I've had three strokes now and lost the use of my left side,Doc says I might get back some of the lost memory,But he also said a good rehab would be to relearn what I knew:holysheep:holysheep I need help here:killingpc:groner:
If you can't remember how in the hell are you going to relearn[smilie=b:[smilie=b:[smilie=b:try reading is what the doctor said, so please list your best books and recommand reading,I've been reading every post on the forum:killingpc[smilie=f:

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There is some good stuff at http:lasc.us/CastBulletsNotes.htm. The archives on this forum have a lot of good stuff also.

[462]

Are you interested in books other than those that are gun related? Novels? History? Biographies? Non Fiction? Science Fiction? Mysteries?

[SSGOldfart]

well 462 I really don't know,if that makes since

[metweezer]

My favorite fiction book: The Stand by Stephen King.

[waksupi]

Here are some places to get online books. Download to your computer, and read at your leisure, of print them out, if you have lots of paper and ink!

http://www.thefreelibrary.com/

http://www.feedbooks.com/publicdomain

http://www.manybooks.net/

[462]

well 462 I really don't know,if that makes since

I understand.

My current favorite fiction author is James Lee Burke. Teddy Roosevelt is always an excellent biographical subject. Len Deighton wrote a nine-book Cold War spy series -- each can be read as a stand-alone book. Stephen Ambrose's Undaunted Courage, about the Lewis and Clark expedition was very educational, and, of course, there is always his Band of Brothers.

[geargnasher]

One can never go wrong with Mark Twain.

Gear

[SSGOldfart]

There is some good stuff at http:lasc.us/CastBulletsNotes.htm. The archives on this forum have a lot of good stuff also.

yes Sir a good read over there,Elmer Keith's sixguns also a very good book:bigsmyl2:[smilie=s:anybody swaging 148 gr 38 wadcutters??I'm not sure how much casting I can do with one hand!??????????????????:redneck:

[Wayne Smith]

What, sir, was your profession, your hobbies, your interests? Since you ask about a reading list I assume you were a reader. What books do you find around the house?

[SSGOldfart]

yep I was a fed agent(game warden),and retired Military police SSG records show I served as a Airborne Ranger for threes years back in the late sixties then was reclassed to being a MP,I did read a lot,I shot on the Army pistol team for about 4 years,won a internatiol small bore match in Germany back in the early80's, wish I could remember better detail,most of the books I have around the house are shooting and fishing,my folks have already passed away so that doesn't leave any body to answer the question I have about my life,like what high school did I attend??

[Wayne Smith]

Sounds like you need to find people who knew you as much as you need a reading list. I'm not on Facebook but it may be a place where you can announce yourself and ask who knows you, went to school with you, shot with you, etc. Be careful not to give your addy or any contact information that would allow someone to find you. Set up a gmail or some other type e-mail addy for the contact info if you go beyond Facebook's contact stuff.

[SSGOldfart]

yes Sir,that is another place I'll try

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Bill Jordan's book,No Second Place Winner is a good one!