this might helpI think, many years ago, I read an anthology of short stories by PC Wren, all little episodes in the grim lives of the legionnaires. Anybody know what it was?
I think, many years ago, I read an anthology of short stories by PC Wren, all little episodes in the grim lives of the legionnaires. Anybody know what it was?
@BAYLOR ....only 3 years mate?
What kind of premature thread revival is that?
Don't you usually give it at least 12 years?
I'm awakening Danny's thread -- surely there are some new postings that could be sent on this topic.
I'm not sure about classic, per se, but I did read a number of Biggles books as a child.
Me too.I read a few Biggles as a kid, I seem to recall a WW1 book where Algie and Ginger were desperately trying to get the last three bottles of 'lemonade' in some battlefield.
This was for a birthday party (for Biggles himself maybe?) in the pilot's mess.
It was years later that I realised they meant champagne!
I read a few Biggles as a kid, I seem to recall a WW1 book where Algie and Ginger were desperately trying to get the last three bottles of 'lemonade' in some battlefield.
This was for a birthday party (for Biggles himself maybe?) in the pilot's mess.
It was years later that I realised they meant champagne!
No, you may not.Maybe I could suggest a James Rollins novel to two?
Not that I've ever seen it, but there was a TV series in 1960. The story titles don't seem to match the book titles for the most part.Were the ever any television adaptations of this book series?
Oh, your no fun anymore.No, you may not.
Not that I've ever seen it, but there was a TV series in 1960. The story titles don't seem to match the book titles for the most part.
I think WE Johns also wrote SF. Probably dire
did he write the series about two brothers, African adventure, Whaling adventure etc etc?Willard Price