The only one I can honestly say I am actually reading at the moment is Tony Judt's Postwar, A History of Europe Since 1945. On the other hand, today I finished Mercedes Lackey's Serpent and Shadow and David Weber's We Few, and Wednesday I read the new Clive Cussler. The Weber is the end of a series and I'll work through the remainder of that Lackey series over the next week or so. (I read a lot of science fiction). I just finished the most recent Renaissance magazine and National Geographic and I'm working on this week's Newsweek, the new Military History and this month's Bicycling.

I have some John Keegan I want to reread and am planning a fresh start on Jared Diamond's Guns, Germs and Steel, but first I need to get back through Harry Potter by mid-July.

There are also a few other things due out soon by authors I follow, and I'll start them at the local great chain bookstore whilst enjoying a cuppa good coffee. Generally, I have a new book that I'm reading there and at least in hand two at home.