~ Book Reviews ~
Captain Sir Richard Francis Burton By Edward Rice
Posted in Blog — 404 reads
Confessions Of An Economic Hit Man By John Perkins
Posted in Blog — 337 reads — 2 comments
Gentleman Jim Corbett By Patrick Myler
Posted in Modern Combat — 1,212 reads
Baltimore's Boxing Legacy By Thomas Scharf
Posted in Modern Combat — 218 reads
On Killing By Lieutenant Colonel Dave Grossman
Posted in Blog — 200 reads — 1 comment
The Extraordinary Voyage Of Pytheas The Greek By Barry Cunliffe
Posted in Blog — 173 reads
Leonardo By Serge Bramly & The World Of Leonardo By Robert Wallace
Posted in Blog — 200 reads
Born In Blood And Fire By John Charles Chasteen: Appendix 12
Posted in Blog — 232 reads
The Rising Tide Of Color By Lothrop Stoddard
Posted in Blog — 905 reads — 2 comments
The Book Of The Sword By Richard F. Burton
Posted in Histories — 299 reads
ComicCon Chicago: 8/8-11/2013 & GENCON INDY: 8/15-19/2013
Posted in Blog — 284 reads — 1 comment
Gilgamesh: A New English Version By Stephen Mitchell, For The Man Wary Of Emasculation
Posted in Blog — 495 reads
The Handbook Of Human Ownership: A Manual For New Tax Farmers By Stefan Molyneux
Posted in Blog — 228 reads
Crossed By Garth Ennis And Jacen Burrows
Posted in Blog — 252 reads — 1 comment
Solomon Kane: The Castle Of The Devil By Scott Allie
Posted in Blog — 193 reads
Translations From The Chinese By Arthur Waley
Posted in Histories — 187 reads
Akira On Organa And The Author's Writing Essays
Posted in Fiction — 236 reads
The Book Of Five Spheres By Miyamoto Musashi
Posted in Histories — 250 reads
Wassup? & It's A Deal By J.T.C.
Posted in Blog — 160 reads
Miracles For The Damned By Simon Clark
Posted in Blog — 163 reads
Looking Back By Edward Bellamy
Posted in Blog — 390 reads — 1 comment
Results Of An Interview With A Maryland Librarian
Posted in Blog — 219 reads
The Sissy, Last Rites, Why Should I? And Room 301 By J.T.C.!
Posted in Blog — 331 reads
Viking: The Long Cold Fire By Ivan Brandon & Nic Klein
Posted in Blog — 175 reads
Savage Kingdom By Benjamin Woolley:Appendix 13
Posted in Blog — 186 reads
The Policeman Is Your Friend And Other Lies By Ned Beaumont
Posted in Blog — 315 reads — 1 comment
The Revolt Of The Masses By Jose Ortega Y Gasset
Posted in Blog — 253 reads
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In 390 B.C. Rome was sacked and burned by the Gauls. It would rise again, first as a republic, and then as an empire. The old capital was sacked in A.D. 410 by the Goths. The new capital of Constantinople was sacked by the 4th Crusade in 1204. Rome would rise again, only to fall to the Turks in 1453, ushering in Modernity. What if Rome rose again?
 
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