One of these authors is very, very good. The other cannot carry a solid thread of tension to save his life. I don't remember which one is which, but the the gap in skill is not bridged well.
Came across this in a used bookstore and immediately picked it up despite it being the second in a trilogy (the first is the more-famous A Boy's Ow...
A slim little volume in the prolific genre of Byzantine military manuals, this one entirely devoted to psyching up your men before they slammed int...
I used to think about my experiences (particularly in love) as being connected by a web of (trivial/surface-level) resemblances that I would have l...