http://www.oddthoughts.net/oddsreviews/ Just a few Odd Thoughts about some books I've read. en-us 2008-08-20T02:05:26-08:00 2008-08-20T02:05:28-08:00 When it comes to genre of nautical historical fiction set in the late 18th to early 19th century there are... http://www.oddthoughts.net/oddsreviews/archives/000270.html Patrick O Brian odd 2008-08-20T02:05:26-08:00 Dudley Pope's entry into the historical fiction arena is the Lord Ramage novels. Set between the years 1796 and 1807,... http://www.oddthoughts.net/oddsreviews/archives/000269.html Dudley Pope odd 2008-08-20T01:08:33-08:00 Simon R. Green's Nightside series is one of the more recent entries into the sf/fantasy mystery genre. Joining the ranks... http://www.oddthoughts.net/oddsreviews/archives/000268.html Simon R. Green odd 2008-08-11T02:21:22-08:00 Alxeander Kent's Bolitho novels is yet another series set in the Age of Sail, set around the Napoleonic wars and... http://www.oddthoughts.net/oddsreviews/archives/000267.html Alexander Kent odd 2008-08-08T17:49:12-08:00 If you like your historical fiction with a bit more history, then Bernard Cornwell just bight be who you are... http://www.oddthoughts.net/oddsreviews/archives/000247.html Bernard Cornwell odd 2007-10-07T23:55:41-08:00 Berg's trilogy Transformation Revelation Restoration Follows the story of two men who should be enemies but become uneasy allies, Alexander,... http://www.oddthoughts.net/oddsreviews/archives/000246.html Carol Berg odd 2007-10-07T20:11:59-08:00 As one of the key forces behind American Independence, John Adams' life is well worth studying to understand the shape... http://www.oddthoughts.net/oddsreviews/archives/000245.html David McCullough odd 2007-10-07T19:42:28-08:00 How the British Navy Shaped the Modern World Ranging from the late 1500's up to the Falklands War, Arthur Herman... http://www.oddthoughts.net/oddsreviews/archives/000244.html Arthur Herman odd 2007-10-07T19:12:35-08:00 the Life and Legend of Horatio Nelson Many times while reading this biography I had the distinct feeling that the... http://www.oddthoughts.net/oddsreviews/archives/000243.html Terry Colleman odd 2007-10-07T18:49:42-08:00 Instead of the usual litany of battles fought and tactical analysis of the great general, this biography (as the sub... http://www.oddthoughts.net/oddsreviews/archives/000242.html Christopher Hibbert odd 2007-10-07T18:22:54-08:00 A Myth of the Far Future ISBN 0-765-34146-8 Published by : TOR Subject :Science Fiction Over the weekend I read... http://www.oddthoughts.net/oddsreviews/archives/000196.html Mike Resnick odd 2004-06-14T15:40:37-08:00 This is someone I just picked up at random the other day in the book store and was quite pleasantly... http://www.oddthoughts.net/oddsreviews/archives/000052.html Juliet E. McKenna odd 2002-12-20T01:39:53-08:00 This is a very well written victorian/sherlock holes style mystery set in a world where magic is real. The characters... http://www.oddthoughts.net/oddsreviews/archives/000050.html Martha Wells odd 2002-11-24T01:14:57-08:00 I have to say this is probably some of the worse writing I've waded through in some time. The number... http://www.oddthoughts.net/oddsreviews/archives/000049.html odd 2002-11-24T01:04:45-08:00 ISBN 0-553-57292-X Published By: Bantam Spectra Subject: Cyberpunk In Heavy Weather Sterling takes his gritty 'cyberpunk' style takes it out... http://www.oddthoughts.net/oddsreviews/archives/000036.html Bruce Sterling odd 2002-09-11T23:06:20-08:00