Roadtrip Retrospective #1
Introduction Ian (@fandomlife on bluesky) and I decided to try out some 1-on-1 gaming, both as a way to put some meat on the conceptual bones of the gaming we enjoy and also, you...
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Introduction Ian (@fandomlife on bluesky) and I decided to try out some 1-on-1 gaming, both as a way to put some meat on the conceptual bones of the gaming we enjoy and also, you...
Summary Sharpe’s Storm is the last of three most recent Sharpe novels – Assassin, Command and Storm – which takes place at the end of the Peninsular Campaign as Wellington pushes into France. It’s...
Bandwagon Jumpers Anonymous Like many people around the world, I sat down on New Years Day and watched the finale of Stranger Things S5. I’m going to say here and now that I came...
Looking back, one of the most telling things in 2025 is that my gaming review can almost be done from memory. No lists, no spreadsheets – gaming has changed into a different rhythm, finally...
You have to admire the chutzpah of Iain Gale. He’s a great author and I really like his book ‘Four Days in June’ as a story of Waterloo. However, writing a book about an...
Summary It’s the spring of 1812 and Wellington’s army faces the two great fortresses barring their progress into Spain; Ciudad Rodrigo and Badajoz. Captain Sharpe soon finds himself in the thick of the action...
For years, this little psychodrama would play out, three to four times a year. I would be sat in the passenger seat of a car, being driven north, up Penistone Rd in Sheffield. With...