Electric Sheep

Adam Bede 23.08.2023 15:17 ↓

George Eliot

Revolution 1989 03.08.2023 19:05 ↓

Victor Sebestyen

Without Remorse 14.07.2023 32:32 ↓

Tom Clancy

Cobalt Red 05.07.2023 18:37 ↓

Siddarth Kara

Sale of the Century 23.06.2023 19:40 ↓

Chrystia Freeland

The Mill on the Floss 01.06.2023 13:35 ↓

George Eliot

Red Plenty 15.05.2023 15:08 ↓

by Francis Spufford

We 10.05.2023 14:25 ↓

by Yevgeny Zamyatin

Persuader 24.04.2023 11:33 ↓

by Lee Child

Resurrection 10.03.2023 10:52 ↓

by Leo Tolstoy

Killing Floor 25.02.2023 14:32 ↓

by Lee Child

Silas Marner 06.02.2023 11:15 ↓

by George Eliot

The Sicilian 23.01.2023 14:39 ↓

What can we learn about writing by reading Mario Puzo's sequel to The Godfather?

War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy 27.12.2022 20:57 ↓

One of the heaviest of the heavies.

Auschwitz: A Doctor's Eyewitness Account 18.10.2022 11:06 ↓

Glimpse the darkness. Wanna know how bad it can get? This book will reveal truths you might not wanna know. Read it now

Dispatches by Michael Herr 20.08.2022 20:48 ↓

The coolest book ever written. Straight up

Prey by Michael Crichton 08.08.2022 23:43 ↓

Solid as a nanobot. Killer story with decent characters about AI, evolution and other cool shit. Deffo worth a read if you want a hamburger made of swarming nano-drones.

The Andromeda Strain by Michael Crichton 23.07.2022 20:33 ↓

What can we learn about writing from MC's end-of-the-world killer bacteria sci-fi drama? Readers will lap up hard science and data sets if they're bound up in a chewy good story. Give the people what they want. Read Michael Crichton for realz

Vietnam: A View from the Front Lines 20.07.2022 12:29 ↓

Is there any subject matter more gripping than humans tryna kill humans? War stories have been told forever. Why? Front line accounts from the people that were there and the loved ones left behind help shed a glimpse of what wars really like, what we can learn from it and our responsibility as storytellers to tread very carefully.

The Lost World by Michael Crichton 14.07.2022 12:40 ↓

What can we learn about writing from The Lost World? Always have velociraptors, RPGs and 4x4s in your stories

Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton 10.07.2022 16:03 ↓

It's no wonder this book spawned a billion dollar movie franchise. From high-level science to sick action scenes, Crichton makes readers ask some of the most pertinent and challenging questions facing humanity. Wanna learn cool shit and be entertained at the same time? Then read Jurassic Park.

Without Fail by Lee Child 27.06.2022 12:47 ↓

Roller coasters goes up and down. If you wanna learn about balancing plot, action, tension & release to hook readers and keep em hooked, check out this cheeseburger of a political assassination thriller.

Echo Burning by Lee Child 15.06.2022 17:15 ↓

A great example of tight page turning trash. If you want to be distracted or learn how to make a reader keep on reading, check out Echo Burning.

Forgotten Voices of the Secret War 08.06.2022 16:42 ↓

History of the start of the SAS told by the men and women on the ground. Super interesting, full of hard truths, and often weirdly funny.

The Godfather by Mario Puzo 26.05.2022 11:06 ↓

You know the movie so why read the book? There's lots to learn from Mario Puzo's killer skills at crafting plot, pacing the reveals, and choosing the most effective narrator. Wanna learn how to write gripping stories? Read the Godfather now