Be it, historical, pyramididiots, mathematical, biographical, theoretical, trash novels, ect ect.
Iv'e read most, I have for over 40 years been reading this and that although, I proclaim to know zilch about any dates,
and Who's Who ect.
I have friends who use their brains for that sort of stuff.
Some of mine are 1st editions many signed by the authors some are quite valuable.
Many are out-right weird, but it keeps the old grey cells ticking over.
I was once at an esoteric school and we did a fair bit on Egypt most over my head, but I always retained a feeling for it.
Anyhow this is a goody, 'Thoth Architect of the Universe by Ralph Ellis. google...
When he first published it Nick & myself were at the launch, where a huge debacle erupted over plagiarism by a nut called Nigel Appleby.
We were really quite enjoying the whole event being only slightly hammered & both of us on great form.
It was in The Freemasons Hall in Great Queen St attached to their No1 Lodge,
and we had just luncheoned at Aldo Zilli's Fish restaurant opposite.
I managed to get a free signed copy off of Ralph..
I pulled it off my shelf dusted it down and started to re read it.
Quite fascinating how much one forgets, with the passage of time....

Ps An old teacher always retorted to me "Yeh! But procrastination be the thief of time"