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Drinkwater short stories

Post by Astrodene on Sat 20 Sep 2008, 01:36

As well as the series Richard Woodman has written 2 short stories about Nathaniel Drinkwater. "The Steeple Rock" is set in 1788, in between "An Eye of the Fleet" and "A King's Cutter". It was published in "The Mammoth Book of Men o' War" in 1999. "The Night Attack" is set in August 1801, in between "The Bomb Vessel" and "The Corvette". It was published in "The Mammoth Book of Hearts of Oak" in 2001.

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Post by reb01501 on Fri 19 Dec 2008, 18:49

This is a series I persisted in finishing "despite" myself. It was basically, I-need-some-nautical-fiction-to-read-so-I'll-keep reading-this situation.

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