Say Nothing

Sorry to sound negative, but that's just kind of where I'm at with this team right now.

And that's to say nothing of an AFC North playoff picture.

And really, just looking at the AFC in general, I think you could have very likely two playoff teams in the AFC North.

Bengals are looking very good right now, and they have a favorable schedule down the way.

And it kind of does make you question, where would I come down? What side would I come down on in this, you know, twisted world that he's drawn up? And...

In a post-COVID world, I think an interesting read for that reason as well.

Number three, Say Nothing by Patrick Radden Keefe.

Really kind of interesting, sort of framed as a murder mystery story set during the Troubles in Northern Ireland, but also takes that time to investigate what exactly the Troubles were and kind of still are.

Now, if you enjoy true stories that read like thrillers, this is definitely one to consider.

Patrick Radden Keefe is an award-winning journalist and author, perhaps best known for Say Nothing, his extraordinary account of a murder during the Troubles in Northern Ireland, and Empire of Pain, which explored the Sackler family and America's Apoid crisis, that I think was made into a Netflix series.

In London Falling, he turns his attention to the mysterious death of 19-year-old London teenager Zach Brettler.

In November 19, Zach fell from the balcony of a luxury apartment building overlooking the River Thames and drowned.

I have very big fear of getting food poisoning too.

And then when it comes to what I'm listening to, of course going to be listening to some more DJ sets I listened to a very good high one recently and it just put me in the mood to listen to more DJ sets and then I really want to finish listening to London Falling not London Falling to Say Nothing by Patrick Radden Keefe I've been listening to it for a couple of months now but because I don't listen to things when I get ready because I like read on the tube there's like not really a time for me to actually properly sit down and listen to it or like I think I'm just going to try and get more into the habit of listening to it as I'm doing things so I can finish it because it is such an incredible book and it's really amazing to listen to an audiobook as well.

But yes, I hope that you guys enjoyed this.

Sorry, this is very long, very chatty, but this is everything that I'm planning on consuming this autumn and I'd love to know what you guys are planning on consuming too.

Lovely, specific details.

But I especially loved it because it gave the history of that land and the influence of the British in Ireland because prior to that, I'd read the non-fiction book Say Nothing.

I don't know if you've come across it.

Now, that is a brilliant piece of narrative, not a long-form journalism.

That's cool.

Patrick O'Keefe, his other book, Say Nothing, is also fantastic about the troubles

in Ireland.

Yeah, I want to read that.