Uh oh... now what?
"The Big Burn" Timothy Egan -- really big forest fire"Secrets of the Great Pyramid" Peter Tompkins"Finding Darwin's God" Kenneth R. Miller"Fire and Brimstone: The North Butte Mining Disaster of 1917" Michael Punke"Still Alice" Lucy Genova --fiction"Meditations from the Breakdown Lane: Running Across America" James E. Shapiro"The Death Valley 300" Richard Benyo"Feet in the Clouds: A Tale of Fell-Running and Obsession" Richard Askwith
"The Dovekeepers" Alice Hoffman"Outliers" Malcolm Gladwell"The Children's Blizzard" David Laskin
"As Far as My Feet Will Carry Me" Josef M. Bauer"The Long Walk" Slavomir Rawicz"Men at Work" George F. Will
and my special plug for this year:
"East to the Grotto on the River Gave" Kathleen Morelock
rgot
John M. [ upon further review, I think this is the list from a few months ago ]
Wilderness by Lance Weller is a pretty solid read that will appeal to any trail runner. It's my favorite fiction read of 2012.
I recently re-read my entire collection of Ian Fleming's James Bond novels to gear up for the new movie. I have read all these books a couple of times in my life, but it was high time to revisit them again.
You got 'em. Let the anticipation begin.