Big Thanks! (Issue #8)

The News!
Thank you everybody who dowloaded my book in the free giveaway and extra special thank you to the TWO people who actually BOUGHT my book - what a lovelly suprise! Anyway, I am delighted to report that I sold 267 copies in my sale which is super-duper awesome - I just have to hope that I get some good reviews from it! Anyway, if anyone who is reading this downloaded or bought my book, a heartfelt thanks :) !

My Reading!
Well, I've rejigged the order of my life and now I have a bit more time to read - woo! So, with that, I have managed to finish this book, The Ancient Greek Olympics by Judith Swaddling - http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17...! It was a truly lovelly book, the small size irrelevant as it packed more actual information, minus waffle, than many other books. Absolutely lovelly - here's my review:
The Ancient Olympic Games: [2nd Edition] The Ancient Olympic Games: [2nd Edition] by Judith Swaddling

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


This book is wonderful! It covers every single aspect of the games in great detail, answering the sort of question most books skirt around with blather. Excellently supported by beautiful and well chosen photographs, this book covers everything from the ceremonies, organisation, setting, training of athletes and the events themselves. Added to this is a fascinating chapter on the modern games and the various other attempts to resurrect them. The writing style is lucid and engaging and I cannot recommend this book enough, a great book!



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Published on January 20, 2013 03:54 Tags: olympics, the-symbiot-awakening
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Robert Hookey Great work on the sale, William! You've done well for yourself, my friend. Have fun with the reading; I wish I had enough free time to join you in a good read!


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