Why Quinn’s Post matters
I wonder if it says more about me than many that I can better describe the key landmarks on the battlefields of Gettsyburg and Antietam
I wonder if it says more about me than many that I can better describe the key landmarks on the battlefields of Gettsyburg and Antietam
Counterfactual history is a genre based on the question ‘what if?’. It’s one of my favourite types of fiction, combining creativity based on historical events.
Where to start in reviewing this 520-page tome? WHAT a book. This book is not just a biography on Canadian media / technology owner and
This review coincides with the first anniversary of the passing of Major Richard Winters. Major Winters died in January 2011, aged 92. I was given
There are cricket books, and then there are cricket books. Such are the mysteries of life, that sometimes you read a cricket book and put
As someone who reads widely across history, and has an interest in military history, I approached this book not knowing much about the subject. By
Back to the Studio is a series of interview-based chapters on Australian radio and TV sporting commentators, by Peter Meares. Not a hard read, it’s
Sometimes TV series made from the stories of books don’t work. Sometimes a book which you think will be a rip-roaring yarn will surprise you.
To be honest, I bought this book on Kindle out of curiosity to learn, if I could, what the fuss was about with Paul Henry
In the spirit of reconciliation I acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. I pay my respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.