Category: Reviews

Rod Dreher’s recently released Crunchy Cons is a frustrating book. Dreher, a writer and editor at the Dallas Morning News, raises a number of issues worth...

I have always respected the U.S. Army’s First Infantry Division – the “Big Red One” – but I have even more respect for it after reading Th...

I have always respected the U.S. Army’s First Infantry Division – the “Big Red One” – but I have even more respect for it after reading Th...

One of the great things about being a book blogger is the chance to learn something new; to widen your experience. I had just such an experience recently. As a ...

One of the eternal mysteries of the blogosphere is how Glenn Reynolds finds the time to post so much on his InstaPundit blog. After all, this is not some unempl...

If you want to read a hard-hitting, fast-paced book, read Tim Pritchard’s Ambush Alley. The book is about the U.S. Marines’ own version of Blackhawk...

David Garland’s Saratoga is a well-written, fictional account of one of the key turning points of the American Revolution – the Battle of Saratoga. The ...

David Garland’s Saratoga is a well-written, fictional account of one of the key turning points of the American Revolution – the Battle of Saratoga. The ...