Author Ernest Vincent Wright’s 50,000 word novel Gadsby published in 1959 is noted for this unusual feature.
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FILM RECON: “War Machine” review
SNAPSHOT: Netflix’s War Machine gets some details right about Afghanistan in 2009-2010, but it suffers greatly […]
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Werewolves of Aachen
In late 1944, as the noose cinched around the Third Reich, the Nazis formed assassination squads to target collaborationists and the Allies alike.
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Daily Quiz for May 26, 2017
On December 3, 1989, Presidents George H. W. Bush and Mikhail Gorbachev announced the official end of this at a meeting in Malta.
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Review | The International Museum of World War II
International Museum of World War II 8 Mercer Road Natick, Massachusetts 01760 Admission: $25. […]
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Andrews’ Raiders
“Jump off and scatter! Every man for himself!” George Wilson, Perry Shadrack, and the 16 […]
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Book Review: Black Cowboys in the American West
Editors Bruce Glasrud and Michael Searles present essays relating black Americans’ contributions to the West
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Book Review: Kearny’s Dragoons Out West / The Birth of the U.S. Cavalry
Will and John Gorenfeld examine the 2nd U.S. Dragoons, the first permanent mounted force on the American frontier.
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Book Review: Colt Single-Action Revolvers
Martin Pegler relates the history of single-action Colt, the gun that started a revolution in repeating firearms.
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Book Review: Custer’s Lost Scout
John Koster introduces readers to Lakota scout Left Hand, who fought for and against George Armstrong Custer