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Stupid Wars – Book ReviewGerald D. Swick | May 18, 2008 | 2 comments | Print | E-mail What quibbles I have about the content of Stupid Wars are minor; the authors pulled off their humor and history balancing act effectively. My biggest complaints concern the cheap paper and mediocre cover used by the publisher, Collins, which make the book look like a low-budget, self-publishing effort instead of something from an imprint of HarperCollins, and that isn’t fair to what these authors have accomplished. Cosmetics aside, this is a fun and informative read, a great gift for Father’s Day. I give it four stars for content, one-and-a-half for production values. For more information, check out the POV the authors provided to ArmchairGeneral.com and weigh in on the forum discussion with your views. Gerald D. Swick, the senior online editor for ArmchairGeneral.com and HistoryNet.com, is known for frequently incorporating witticisms and wordplay into his own historical writings. Pages: 1 2Help Armchair General by bookmarking to
           
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2 Comments to “Stupid Wars – Book Review”
I love the book! My dad wrote it, Michael Prince! They might make another book about something else stupid.
By Elias Prince on May 12, 2009 at 8:28 am