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Peter Wicked: A New Matty Graves Novel by Broos Campbell

Posted on September 25, 2008 by adminSeptember 25, 2008

Ok, I am about a month behind. The new Matty Graves novel has been out since early September. Then again as this blog has only been up for a few days perhaps I can be forgiven. A review from Publisher’s Weekly: Nautical … Continue reading →

Posted in Newbooks | Tagged broos campbell, matty graves

C. Northcote Parkinson gets it right

Posted on September 24, 2008 by adminSeptember 24, 2008

Of the some sixty books written by C. Northcote Parkinson, his Richard Delancey series of nautical adventures is still a favorite among many aficionados of Georgian nautical fiction.   Of course, Parkinson is best known for his “Parkinson’s Law” – that “work expands … Continue reading →

Posted in Seastories | Tagged admirals, Delancy, Parkinson, Royal Navy

Raise a Glass to Doctor Dogbody

Posted on September 22, 2008 by adminSeptember 22, 2008

“ON A DREARY AUTUMN EVENING when the clouds hung low in the heavens and the masts and yards of the tall men-of-war in the harbour were obscured by a chill drizzle of rain, there was no more inviting spot in … Continue reading →

Posted in Seastories | Tagged Dogbody, fiction, Hall

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