Another week and another view of Fred Spofforth, this time from Archie Mac
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This is one aimed fairly and squarely at the hardened tragic, and it sounds like the target audience will absolutely love it ………
A new publication on Bodyline? Not exactly but this brief essay provides an interesting insight into one of the lesser known men involved
What did the Mac think of Ronald Cardwell’s latest?
The welcome recent trend towards retrospective tour accounts moves on with this one, and looks at a whole decade
Arthur Watson’s may not be a household name, but it sounds like his story is an interesting one nonetheless
The second volume of Geoff Armstrong’s history of the SCG takes the story to 1898, so there should be several more books in the series for Archie to enjoy in the future
It would appear from Archie’s review that this one is indeed what it purports to be, a definitive history of the Sydney Cricket Ground
The Mac takes a look at one of Martin’s favourite niche publications of last year – was he similarly impressed?
After reviewing Pat Rodgers latest work last week, Archie has turned his attention to his biography of Sid Emery ffom last year