Reading Freely

 Two friends of mine have deer who visit their yard on a regular basis. The does happily tolerate my friends' presence in the yard, as t...

Well...this has been the saddest Read of England, and the saddest reading month, since my college days.  At least the few I read were all f...

War of the Wolf pub. 2018 Bernard Cornwell 333 pages Uhtred of Bebbanburg is called a priest-killer, a chief of devils. And yet whe...

This weekend has seen me reach the end of Red Dead Redemption II . I have never been as moved by the ending of a game, or by a videogame...

This has been a dismally slow Read of England, between a history book more dense than I'd expected, and the fact that I have been ut...

 American Gun © 2013 Chris Kyle 336 pages Think of English history, and longbows, tall ships, and shieldwalls may come to mind; thi...

Having previously guided readers through the Medieval and Elizabethan eras, Ian Mortimer now welcomes intrepid travelers to the Age of ...