This one is, most definitely, a bibliographical rip snorter
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Nostalgia is a wonderful thing and, particularly for those of us of a certain age, this one is absolutely dripping with it
Which of the sports writing awards will this one win next year, or will it be a clean sweep of all of them?
We go back to the years immediately before the Great War with this one, a biography of a seldom remembered Australian leg spinner
This biography takes its reader back to Victorian times and is the story of the life of one of Yorkshire’s more interesting characters
Stephen Brenkley’s account England’s victory in the 1926 Ashes series has been widely lauded in England, and it is clear from Archie’s review that Australia feels the same
A new monograph from Stephen Musk and Red Rose Books tells the story of one of Bart King’s great days
Jarrod Kimber’s work is always worth reading, and his latest book is no exception
This one sets the time machine to 1897, and takes readers to the ground of Germantown Cricket Club in Philadelphia
In 1893 a full strength Australian side visited North America, and were humbled by Philadephia’s finest