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The Voyage of the Rose City by John Moynihan. True story by a young man who set out as seaman aboard an oil tanker while in college.

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I just finished The Devil Aspect. Quite good, psychologist seeking to understand why people do evil amidst a Jack the Ripper copycat in Eastern Europe late 1930s. And yes, the developing issues in Germany are on the mind as well. Lots of plot twists and turns, and leaves you with things to think about as well.

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David Rosenfelt, have read several of his books in the last few weeks. Sarcastically funny.

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Several books:
An old fantasy novel: Horn Crown, by Andre Norton
Old non-fiction about WWI: Behind the Scenes at German Headquarters
Old fiction: We the Living, by Ayn Rand
Old travelog about driving in California in 1915/1921: On Sunset Highways
The Destroyer series, #2: Death Check, by Warren Murphy

And listening to an audiobook: Time Crime, by H. Beam Piper

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identical by Scott Turow murder case involving identical twins.

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Saints, Statues and Stories by Jim Griffith

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The Native Tongue trilogy, by Suzette Haden Elgin. I found out about it through my interest in the Laadan language, and, fortuitously, the trilogy was rereleased earlier this year.

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