P W Singer and August Cole's Top Book Recommendations

P W Singer and August ColeLike all great science fiction, it has the underlying themes that make you think and retain their relevance decades later. (Source)

P W Singer and August ColeIt’s the quintessential Cold War story. It’s utterly haunting. It captures so well the madness of MAD: mutually assured destruction. (Source)

P W Singer and August ColeA more realistic version of what Tom Clancy was doing… a deep dive into the life of an armoured officer. (Source)

Cristian-Dragos BaciuRed Storm Rising by Tom Clancy also deserves mentioning. (Source)

P W Singer and August ColeTom Clancy was the master and Red Storm Rising was written at the height of his game. The reading experience was addictive. (Source)

Geoffrey MillerWorld War Z (the book, not the movie) by @maxbrooksauthor is an incredibly well-researched, thoughtful, horrifying page-turner that explores the many ways that people, media, & gov'ts are likely to mismanage global pandemics. Highly prescient must-read. https://t.co/04YMqnu06e https://t.co/7dyx0F9qqB (Source)

P W Singer and August ColeIt’s about more than a zombie takeover, it’s about what it means to live together in a prosperous and stable world. (Source)

Greg GarrettWorld War Z is a novel that bridges the gap between pulp and high literature. It takes a subject matter which we would think of as mainstream geek culture, but it finds universal human themes, develops characters that you care about, and also manages to be culturally critical. It is clearly critical of many of the post-9/11 choices made by the United States and Britain. (Source)