EB Bibliography II: What are you currently reading?

[Sarcasm]

Now reading War and castros : new approaches to the northwestern portuguese Iron Age by Francisco Manuel Veleda Reimão Queiroga. You can get probably get it in an english speaking country, it's edited by Oxford - Archaeopress.

EDIT: Oh and La guerra en el mundo ibérico y celtibérico (ss. VI-II a.de C.) by Pierre Moret y Quesada Sanz. This one I don't think you can find in any other language but Spanish...which is alright to me, I can read Spanish too, but probably harder for most people here.

[Shifty_GMH]

Currently reading: Pride of Carthage by David Anthony Durham

Just finished listening to: Imperium by Robert Harris

About to start listening to: Roma: The Novel of Ancient Rome by Steven Saylor

After Roma I will be listening to: Augustus: The Life of Rome's First Emperor by Anthony Everitt

[cunctator]

Currently reading: Maier, Ferdinand :"Das Heidetränk-Oppidum
-Topographie der befestigten keltischen höhensiedlung der Jüngeren Eisenzeit bei Oberursel im Taunus"
(Yea, germans like long subtitles) Description of the remnanats of large (150 ha) celtic Oppidum just north of Frankfurt, so almost in my "neibourhood, flourishing in the last 3 centuries BC.

Just finished Goldsworthy, Adrian: "The Roman Army at War -100 BC -200 AD"

[the greek]

I just finished conn iguldens books the emperor series about the rise and fall of julius caesar its brilliant some people might not think it is 100 percent historical as caesar normally walks into a situation with nothing and ends with everything any conn igulden book is awesome

[Bonny]

I have just finished Gisbert Heaf's Ceasar, and am now reading again the Otherland Series by Tad Williams...