Forget the algorithm — this list was created by the humans who bring you War on the Rocks. Here, they share some of their favorite works of fiction. Kerry AndersonTrustee from the Toolroom, Nevil Shute (2010). An ordinary but fundamentally decent man ends up on an epic travel adventure. Published in 1960, the book can feel a bit old-fashioned but in a way that can be comforting in today’s world. It’s a great summer read.Circe, Madeline Miller (2018). Thanks to Pat Barker’s books, which I recommended for a previous War on the Rocks reading list, I’ve become very interested in re-interpretations ofThe post The 2025 War on the Rocks Summer Fiction Reading List appeared first on War on the Rocks.