A Conversation for The Mysteries of Stonehenge
Storehenge - bernard cornwell
andyd-185 Started conversation Oct 27, 2009
I've recently read the book "Stonehenge" by bernard cornwell, author of sharpe. I'd just like to take this opportunity to say that it's a brilliant book. As with all of cornwell's books its been written using a lot of research and draws a very good picture of the people of the time.
It tells a story behind the building of stonehenge, fictional of course. Its a good read for anyone interested in Stonehenge and i would thoroughly recommend it 
Andy.
p.s I'm not an advertisor, just a fan 
Storehenge - bernard cornwell
Gnomon - time to move on Posted Oct 27, 2009
Sounds good. I love fictional stories that evoke a sense of history (or prehistory).
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