Review from Van Gogh →
Before I started this book, I really didn’t like Vincent van Gogh’s work however, throughout listening to this book, I’ve grown to admire him and now see the beauty in his artwork… I highly recommend this!
Review from Van Gogh →
The detailed accounts of the life of Vincent Van Gogh is amazing. The detailed compilation of explicit history is fascinating & remarkable. So much gratitude to the authors for allowing us to know the truth of the life of Vincent Van Gogh without romantic myths.
Review from Unleashed →
He is back in the saddle again. Glad too. Can’t wait for the next one. What to read next ?
Review from Other Side of the Night →
Loved this book as it told far more of the other side of the story from the vantage point of captains rostron and lord. It wasn’t the same story we have heard over and over.
Review from Punk’s Wing →
I do not know how he did it, but Carrol managed to make Tomcat aviators in Key West boring. The flat prose from the first book is back and worse, and with more female characters the narrator struggles to perform. After a cheap knock off of Top Gun, it is forgotten to give us a..
Review from Punk’s War →
Punk’s War is a chore to get through with no pay off for a central conflict that barely existed. The action is flat and dry, and most characters little more than caricature cutouts. All the little details are correct but are never used to enhance the drama of scenes. Extremely disappointing.
Review from Heavy Metal →
A fun read in a good story line, made my day very easy to get through!
Review from Blueshift →
Not really about space travel, just a dismal survival and dis functional attack tale with every one seemingly against everyone.
this is the best attempt to tie together oswald, ruby, and the govt’s inability to bring about the real story….Waldron really covers the bases…some people criticize it as too speculative but when you have look at all the answers and nothing makes sense, whatever is left is the truth
Review from Van Gogh →
I truly appreciated the detail and completeness of this biography of Van Gogh, and it caused me to purchase the Taschem edition of his complete paintings. Although the narrator’s pronunciation of French names and terms was often startlingly terrible, I applaud his undertaking of such a huge task.