I watched Wyatt Earp (1994) tonight.
While it is a more accurate portrayal of events, it’s bloody long and a bit dull. It certainly doesn’t have the emotional punch of Tombstone (1993).
Everything Is Better With Dragons
Book blogger, Autistic, Probably a Dragon
I watched Wyatt Earp (1994) tonight.
While it is a more accurate portrayal of events, it’s bloody long and a bit dull. It certainly doesn’t have the emotional punch of Tombstone (1993).
I inherited a stack of books and DVDs at the weekend because my dad is having a pre-moving clear out. Among them was a set of books about the American West given to my dad by my grandparents in 1976, and a DVD of Tombstone, the film about the Earp brothers and the OK Corral fight.
Continue reading “Fact and fiction: the shootout at the OK Corral”
The “Colored Hero” of Harper’s Ferry
John Anthony Copeland and the War against Slavery
Steven Lubet
Published by:
Cambridge University Press
Publication Date:
16th September 2015
Edition: Paperback
ISBN: 9781107076020
PRICE: $27.99 (USD)
Continue reading “Review: ‘The “Colored Hero” of Harper’s Ferry’ by Steven Lubet”
Hello.
I started writing this first thing this morning but anxiety got in the way of concentration. I did some reading – nothing serious – and some sewing instead. Continue reading “The South Lincolnshire Regiment at Waterloo”
Yesterday it was the 800th anniversary of the signing of Magna Carta. In Lincoln a giant effigy of King John was carried to the castle. Today, however there is another anniversary.
Continue reading “From one anniversary to the next”
Virgin Nation
Sexual Purity and American Adolescence
Sara MoslenerContinue reading “Review: ‘Virgin Nation’ by Sara Moslener”
Hey, I’ve had a not so great few weeks, and have got behind with my reviews (sorry!) but to make up for it, here’s four book reviews.
Published by: Columbia University Press
Publication date: 16th June 2015
ISBN: 9780231169387
Price: 40.00
Currency: USD
Edition: Hardcover
No, I’m not referring to packed lunches; I’m talking about Easter. Why, when Christmas is on a fixed date, is Easter not?
I’m back with more book reviews. There’s a bit more variety this time round.
Continue reading “November Reviews: Part Two”