Jason Paterson Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Jason Paterson

@AndrewBucholtz @FredKiesche Me too. I started with Cornwell's "Waterloo", which gave a good overview of that battle. Now I'm reading Andrew Roberts' "Napoleon The Great" (a biography), and David Chandler's "Campaigns Of Napoleon" (an overview of the battles), both of which are really good so far (and long).

Jason Paterson

I am almost through the 1,000 page "Napoleon, A Life" by Andrew Roberts. What a captivating book about a fascinating man in a complex time and place. I've been loving it. I find it to be the literary equivalent of comfort food. https://t.co/Dm6sD9zgEx

Jason Paterson

@DanThurot I'm really enjoying what I'm reading at the moment, "Crécy: The Battle Of Five Kings" by Michael Livingston. Also, Afred Lansing's "Endurance" is a must read for just about anyone interested in exploration or survival stories. Amazing. You?

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Jason Paterson

I just finished reading 'In the Plex: How Google Thinks, Works, and Shapes Our Lives'. Read my review on GoodReads. https://t.co/4zT4Qc3aik

Jason Paterson

@playersaidalex I read it and was impressed. I know Dan Jones from his "Castles Of Great Britain" TV series which I enjoy, but he's also an excellent writer. I went in to also read his "The Hollow Crown".

Jason Paterson

@vitallacerda @GameMinimalist Fair enough. Sounds like more of a tech tree, but over generational amounts of time. That kind of reminds me of the old James Burke series "Connections".

Jason Paterson

Verdun 1916: Steel Inferno from Fellowship of Simulations is a terrific game filled with interesting decisions, tense moments, anguish, and glory. Read my full review at https://t.co/2tMUIQRpdl. #boardgames #wargame #wargames #wargaming #hexandcounter #h… https://t.co/FlUMXrJmjt https://t.co/AQ1eCvd3oc

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