We will be putting up reviews of older books every two days for the next two weeks, so make sure you keep checking in!
CRICKET BOOKS
Is Gideon Haigh the best cricket writer since Cardus? Stuart certainly rates him very highly, as he writes in this review
This book was written just before Tom Cartwright’s passing, and is a fine tribute to the man.
This week Stuart reviews a book that was heavily criticised in the English press, but which Stuart seems to have enjoyed
It looks like Stuart has taken some of Archie’s Angry Pills, as they both pan this latest offering.
Archie Mac is still on the angry pills, as he pans another recent offering, this one only rating one and a half stars.
Another double book review by Stuart and Archie, although Archie must have been on the ‘angry pills’ the day he wrote his!(exclamation mark deliberate see review for details)
We have a great treat; two reviews of this book, which is destined to become a standard reference work for all cricket historians. One by Archie and the other by Stuart.
Stuart Wark takes a look at a classic biography of one of the greatest cricketers to ever pick up a bat.
The Warwick Todd Diaries (Three Books)