Balkan Wargamer

 I picked up this 1994 Osprey 'Aircraft of the Aces' book at the IPMS show in Glasgow last Saturday. It is very timely for my Korean...

 My latest book will be no surprise to anyone following my wargaming over the past year. Ripped Apart  provides a richly illustrated account...

This is Simon Elliot's book on the two campaigns Emperor Severus made in Scotland. His swansong before dying at York after the second ca...

 This is Mark Galeotti's take on Putin's Crimea grab for Osprey , which almost certainly emboldened him for the later full-scale of ...

I have completed my Austrian Napoleonic project in 28mm, the final piece in the jigsaw of units to refight the battles I describe in my book...

 A new Sharpe novel is rare and a sign that my productivity this week would take a hit! This novel is based on the less well-known Almaraz a...

 This is a new Osprey Men-at-Arms book by Marc Lohnstein looking at one of the less well-known wars of liberation after WW2. Dutch rule end...

 This is another in James Holland's WW2 fiction series. While I haven't been reading them in chronological order, this is the last o...

 From not having attended any of the Newark shows, I have now been to all of them this year. I hadn't intended to go again this year, bu...

 I am en route to the Other Partisan wargames show on Sunday. Looking for a suitable stop-off point, I realised I had never been to the Sout...