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4 reviews
L. Sprague De Camp

Lancer, 1968

Ian Myles Slater on L. Sprague de Camp's Antiquity
I have discussed this book in a review of the paperback edition, in which I addressed some of the issues raised by previous reviewers. In this review I will point out some other characteristics of interest to possible readers. This is an adventure novel, set during the reign of Xerxes, Originally published in 1961, it was the third written, and earliest in chronological order, of five ...

Third Millennium Equipoise

2 reviews
General Vinod Saighal

Lancer, 1998

TME -- A blueprint for denuclearisation
Yes, we know the big five have been stockpiling nukes enough to kill off the Earth several times over. Yes we know that even before Exxon was caught red handed by Greenpeace, scores of corporations were throwing muck into the ocean when nobody was looking(or at least appeared to).Yet, while millions of Dollars have been pumped into( and earned, may we add) ,by the business of spreading ...

Afghanistan: The First Faultline War

1 review
G. D. Bakshi

Lancer, 1999

The champion book on the issue of the Afghan problem
This is perhaps the best ever book I have read on the Afghan "problem", ever since it erupted in 1978. Not only is it clear and concise, but it is an impartial, to-the-point and commonsense scholastic analysis which gives an all round description of the episode--its nature, causes and history. As well as this, it details the multifaceted implications of this issue for the world from various ...