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A Place Called Armageddon
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A Place Called Armageddon
Has anyone read CC Humphreys' 'A Place called Armageddon? I've had it on my wish list for ages and just wondered what folk think of it?
- Gordopolis
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Yes, I read it a while ago and posted a brief review here:
http://www.thehwa.co.uk/forum/index.php ... 410.0.html
Although the fall of Christian Constantinople to the Turks is a subject with such obvious dramatic potential, the sheer scale makes it a difficult one to tackle from a fictional POV. As I commented in my review, I thought Chris Humphreys did an admirable job with it.
http://www.thehwa.co.uk/forum/index.php ... 410.0.html
Although the fall of Christian Constantinople to the Turks is a subject with such obvious dramatic potential, the sheer scale makes it a difficult one to tackle from a fictional POV. As I commented in my review, I thought Chris Humphreys did an admirable job with it.
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