A great read / audiobook about the stories of American World War 2 veterans. The book is really well done and the stories are gripping making it easy to imagine what it was like for these soldiers. I appreciate what Biggio has done for these men. I highly recommend reading or listening to this book.
Review from Landing in Hell →
a great balance of the personal stories and the overall command issues. It was an excellent analysis of both, and of the broader issues of the war.
How do you take a tragedy from the past and infuse it with hope faith and inspiration for the ages? Ask Dan Walsh or listen to this book! I almost didn’t listen as it sounded too sad. I am So glad I did! I love Dan Walsh but think this is my favorite so far!!..
Review from The Old Man’s Place →
Never really understood the kids reasoning for hating dad, or why it took so long to move the story along. Unbelievable change in attitude of major character, Critical event, kid changes his mind about dad, falls on sword, the end. Love Sanford, hated this book.
This book seems to get the beginner gm on their feet quickly rounding out strategies for a different types of play as well as tips and tricks on non-dungeon centric scenarios. I haven’t gm’ed a game nor played in many years but this book impressed upon me how the gm can manage play with less..
A phenomenal followup to The Rifle, this book gets into the good, bad, ugly, and the b.s. as well. A superb sequel!
Dan Kennedy’s admiration for Trump, the twice-impeached convicted felon and insurrectionist, is nauseating. And, of course, he downplays President Obama’s economic recovery from the 2008-09 recession, that started long before Obama’s presidency. Kennedy should stick to the theme of the book, rather than kissing Trump’s ass.
Review from Möbius 1 →
Maybe I have low expectations but I typically expect to trade some amount of story telling or writing craft for true science based fiction. With that said, the science based mind bending fiction far outweighs any quirks in the authors style in my opinion. No, Morris is not Stephen King, or even Craig Alanson, from..
Review from The Rifle →
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. From a young age listening to my grandfather’s WW2 war stories. Those of which he thought appropriate for me at the time. Which made me love history. He always told me if I see a ww2 vet. To say thank you for there service and ask them if them if..
This came across as a suggestion and figured I would give it a listen. I have been a chef since 1999 and opened my first of three restaurants in 2006 just for a little background. This book is humorous and fairly on point. While a disagree with a few items overall this is an excellent..