New Books in My Masonic Reading Pile

After almost three non-stop months of road trips, I am finally able to curl up with an accumulating heap of books that have been arriving on the doorstep or that I picked up on the road. Alice has just been stacking the boxes in the corner, and I had my own little unpacking hootenanny this afternoon.

Among them are:

• Guess At The Rest: Cracking The Hogarth Code by Elisabeth Soulier-Détis

• The Question of Freemasonry and the Founding Fathers by David Barton

• The Beauty and Glory of the Day: A Masonic Devotional by Walter William Melnyk

• Into Masonic Light by Douglas Wood and Dimitar Mavrov

• Masonic Village at Elizabethtown 1910-2010 edited by Lindsay A. de Bien

• Observing the Craft: The Pursuit of Excellence in Masonic Labour and Observance by Andrew Hammer

• The Vatican Secret Archives by VDH Books

• Memorize the Faith (And Most Anything Else): Using the Methods of the Great Catholic Medieval Memory Masters by Kevin Vost