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With a title that sounds like a back-catalogue effort from the Hallmark Channel, or maybe a mid-career musical theatre number by David Essex...

Apple is the last of the original "Holy Trinity" of personal computer manufacturers. Whereas Tandy and Commodore are long gone, by...

Question: What connects a miserable prick of a Roman Emperor, CJ's train exploits in GTA: San Andreas, and the finest authentic street f...

Subtitled "The Five Lives of the Commodore 64 Computer", Too Much Fun has, in my humble opinion, one of the finest introductions t...

There has always been something about Cold War anti-submarine warfare that has fascinated me. From reading (and watching) The Hunt for Red O...

When it comes to military history, I find it does me good to read a book on a subject I know next to nothing about. A cynic might suggest I ...

Here we are with volume two of Defending Rodinu, this time continuing the story from 1961 to 1991, and this is where things get more interes...

You may, gentle reader, be aware of Ada Lovelace, or what she was known for, but even though I knew of her and vaguely appreciated her legac...

AKA Iraq goes full Blue Peter . Not to besmirch the name of that fine show, but just like when Blue Peter fashioned a makeshift Tracy Island...

One of the joys of perusing through Helion & Co's @war back catalogue is that you get to find publications on some pretty obscure co...

I have always enjoyed a good counter-factual story and, when it comes to military history, there have been some corkers - although I leave ...