What It Is Like To Go To War chronicles Marlantes’ path to Vietnam, his experiences during the war and his return and reintegration into society. However, this isn’t a simple autobiography. Marlantes shines the light of over 30 years of introspection into each experience. He examines, explains and makes recommendations on how certain situations could be improved upon to help prepare….
Read MoreHaving previously enjoyed several of Tim Powers books in the past I was really excited about what he had to offer to the world of swashbuckling pirate literature. Powers does not disappoint. On Stranger Tides is full of intriguing, gritty characters that are brought to life by Power’s engrossing storytelling skills and Pinchot’s narration.
Read MoreAs I have mentioned in previous posts (See Matterhorn and Blood Oath reviews), I have become a big fan of Bronson Pinchot’s narration. As usual I was impressed by Bronson’s ability to amplify every nuance and shading while effortlessly switching back and forth between characters.
Read MoreFirst of all, I would like to talk about why I selected this book. At the time I had burned through several Vampire related audiobooks (The Passage, The Strain, 13 Bullets and Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter) and I was ready for a change. I didn’t go out looking for another vampire book. Instead I went out looking for another book narrated by Bronson Pinchot.
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