Ach d'fhág mé mo tí an lá eile. D'imigh mé go ansin go dtí mo san ionad oibre. Bhí maidin go hiondúil ann. Thiomaint mé níos lag...

The seven weeks of late 1968's passages are often dense with citations and musings from his studies, but in their midst, such entries ...

This new edition of Notizie istoriche , which was consulted by Pomplum as in turn his study informed this edition, appeared in the same ye...

"The gravity-defying domes and impossible skies of Jesuit architecture evoked, with precise deliberations, the interior extravagance ...

This retells and comments upon the complicated tales told by "Marco Million" eight centuries ago. Bergreen, as an experienced bi...

This spirited tale tells of the trio who left Oxford, as undergrads, to seek the path of Marco Polo in 1961. Tim Severin asserts that nobo...

This starts with a winning appeal for returning to a text academic historians today tend to dismiss for so many tall tales. After a deft s...

Bíonn an aimsir níos mó teasa faoi deireadh ann. Nuair chuaigh Léna agus mise ar ais go dtí An Cathair na hÁingeal ó Naomh Crios, bhí sé n...

As biblical novellas narrating the raw core of what became mythic tales of Exodus and the settlement of Canaan, "the Desert trilogy...

I heard this via Richard Morant's graceful audiobook narration. It added the "ordinary" touch that deepened both the eruditi...

This narrative history examines America's "Great Confrontation". Not the murders of Martin Luther King or Robert Kennedy or ...

When you listen to "We Love You" by The Rolling Stones, it opens with a jail door slamming...