‘Waterloo’ show how not to describe battles!
by Abwilkins
Firstly, maps and diagrams are a simple must for showing where the soldiers were and to whom they were facing.
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Arkham County is one of the most outlandish audio books I have ever come across
by Abwilkins
Arkham County is such a mixed bag, that if someone turned it into a movie, it would be either an instant classic or a stunning flop.
+ book review, history, Roman
“Emperors of Rome” (the great courses) Review
by Abwilkins
“Emperors of Rome” by Garrett G Fagan covers the history of Roman Emperors, with a brief overview of each Emperor’s rises and fall.
Mark Bowden “Hue 1968” Review
by Abwilkins
“Hue 1968” describes the battle that took place in Hue during the Tet Offensive in 1968 through the eyes of participants who were there.
Avoid these three terrible audio books!
by Abwilkins
Commonly bad audiobooks suffer from bad narration usually provided without enthusiasm, in a boring and dull manor.
“In the Gap” The first FBI agent convicted for being a Soviets spy.
by Abwilkins
The true story of Richard W. Miller is unique and one of a kind. Normally it would be hard to find a real life spy comedy, but look no further.
Sherlock Holmes: The Voice of Treason is not a Sherlock Holmes story
by Abwilkins
Sherlock Holmes: The Voice of Treason is a very entertaining listen, but it does not count as a Sherlock Holmes story.
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