Montgomery's character and writing style in his memoirs displays how ghostwriters weren't around in the 1950s. But Montgomery is the odd one out in the writing style stakes, something that I noticed when reading Francis Tuker's The Pattern of War and While Memory Serves. However, I have not read Tuker's poetry entitled The Desert Rats.
Since I borrowed your copy of “Courage - and Other Broadcasts” I have gone on to buy each of my 3 sons a copy plus another 2 copies
I think that it is a truly great little book which, if the sentiments are followed by society at large, could solve many of the problems we fact today in said society
Montgomery's character and writing style in his memoirs displays how ghostwriters weren't around in the 1950s. But Montgomery is the odd one out in the writing style stakes, something that I noticed when reading Francis Tuker's The Pattern of War and While Memory Serves. However, I have not read Tuker's poetry entitled The Desert Rats.
Good point about Tuker!
Since I borrowed your copy of “Courage - and Other Broadcasts” I have gone on to buy each of my 3 sons a copy plus another 2 copies
I think that it is a truly great little book which, if the sentiments are followed by society at large, could solve many of the problems we fact today in said society
I refer to it often
Thanks Bob: I entirely agree