It's summer, long days for reading cool books.
(If you're reading theory, maybe also hit us up with a cool quote you've read lately if there's something poetic that sticks out!)
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How is Settlers to read?
Idk what you mean by that.
Anyway, it's not an academic book, nor does it claim to be, abd probably more uzsful if you're american and already have knowledge of the histrocial events he discusses. It presented a new perspective on things , though, which I find worthwhile.