The History of Mankind in Its Entirety

by Fin Taylor, Unknown Author

Hardcover

Reviews

[Kieran Lancaster]

Is this the most important historical book that ever has been or will be written? We can't know. But it's one of the greats.

[Toby Smith]

As a huge fan of the Fin Vs History podcast, this was a piece of me.

Taylor’s innovative approach asked the true questions: Who was the greatest dictator? What historical events unite the sexes? Why was Hitler so shouty all the time, and was it because of an unsuccessful weaning off of breast milk?

Such questions and more were given thorough consideration, and it was refreshing to know that history had a new and exciting voice unbound by the politically correct historians and “revisionists” of today.

On a serious note, as there must be at least one in this review, it’s a consistently funny piece of satire that I thoroughly recommend. I read it via audiobook and that was EXCELLENT, basically a 7hr stand-up act.

[David]

I read the entire book in like 3 or 4 days. It is a bloody good laugh!

[Benjamin Jeffrey]

A huge contribution to the discipline of historical narration. Silence please for the rorks drift 17!

[Daniel]

Would make perfect reading under the towering shade of Epstein's compound

[Mitchell Chatfield]

‘Sources: none’ is a perfect conclusion