Mark Curnell
@books4maphead
Books are Life. Everything is mere details. I’m the book blogger your mother warned you about. www.maphead.wordpress.com
This morning with coffee it’s Jason Burke’s 2026 book The Revolutionists: The Story of the Extremists Who Hijacked the 1970s. #booksky
It’s all coming together. Come visit our booth at Dallas Days. We’re here Friday and Saturday.
This morning with coffee it’s Kate Harris’s 2018 travel memoir Lands of Lost Borders: A Journey on the Silk Road.
This morning with coffee it’s Cuban-American author Armando Lucas Correa’s 2016 historical novel The German Girl. #booksky #backlist #historicalfiction
What do you do when you’re visiting Portland and you stumble across a protest in your old ‘hood? When you have a trunk full of signs you park the car and go join them.
This morning with coffee it’s Spanish author Arturo Pérez-Reverte’s 2026 historical whodunnit The Final Problem. #booksky
This morning with coffee it’s Kim Barnes’s 2012 historical novel In The Kingdom of Men set during 1967 largely within the confines of the Arabian American Oil Company (Aramco) settlement in Saudi Arabia. #booksky #backlist #historicalfiction
This morning with coffee it’s David Downing’s 2017 historical spy novel Lenin’s Rollercoaster. #booksky #backlist #historicalfiction
Here's my stack of books for Big Book Summer Challenge 2026 #booksky #backlist #BigBookSummer #historicalfiction #booksky
This morning with coffee it’s Ben Mezrich’s 2015 book Once Upon a Time in Russia: The Rise of the Oligarchs—A True Story of Ambition, Wealth, Betrayal, and Murder. #booksky #nonfiction #backlist
This morning with coffee it’s Kristin Harmel’s 2020 historical novel The Book of Lost Names. #booksky #historicalfiction