To discuss your weekly readings of books, textbooks and papers.
I began "La Guerre de Cent Ans" 
by Georges Minois and "Fire & Blood" by 
. So one cool real history book about two dynasties fighting (Plantagenet and Capetian cadet branches) with explanations of the economic and demographic context of 14th century England and France, and the other being fake history of House Targaryen up to the Dance of the Dragons and the reign of Aegon III.
Funny how the 100 years war is also centered around whether a king can inherit through a foid's line (England) or through male-only line (Salic Law).
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"Harassment Architecture", from Mike Ma. Reads like a collection of vignettes and random thoughts from someone that spent too long reading Evola, BAP, and other darlings of the alt-right. Sometimes it managed to extract a chuckle from me, but I found it quite bland overall.
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