Tolkien’s World – A Guide to the Peoples and Places of Middle-earth Review

Tolkien’s World is the “unofficial and unauthorized guide to Tolkien’s Middle-earth.” To start off with, this is a beautiful hardcover book. It’s big too, and I don’t mean in terms of page count. It’s 11.8×10.4×0.5 inches. It isn’t just pictures and paintings though, it’s really more of a brief encyclopedia of all things “Middle-earth” related. It’s broken up into three sections: “The Free Peoples,” “The … Continue reading Tolkien’s World – A Guide to the Peoples and Places of Middle-earth Review

Gary SmithOctober 28, 2012July 14, 2018Leave a comment

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Legends of Pro Wrestling Review

The word “encyclopedia” isn’t mentioned anywhere in the title, but don’t let that fool you. Legends of Pro Wrestling is a wrestling encyclopedia, and a darn good one at that. There hasn’t been many attempts at a wrestling encyclopedia, and outside of the WWE produced one none have been a “must have” for anyone remotely interested in pro wrestling history. Legends of Pro Wrestling however … Continue reading Legends of Pro Wrestling Review

Gary SmithSeptember 6, 2012July 14, 2018Leave a comment

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Predator Nation Review

You may know Charles Ferguson as the director and writer of the 2010 Academy Award winning documentary Inside Job, which examined the financial crisis from 2007-2010. If you watched that documentary and liked it and agreed with it, then this book is for you. Predator Nation is essentially a book follow-up/extension to Inside Job. It’s also a book the left will love and eat up … Continue reading Predator Nation Review

Gary SmithMay 18, 2012July 14, 20182 Comments