The Town of Odyssey

Beric from Beric the Briton by G.A. Henty.








"All that is nessessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing."
-Edmund Burke

K-Pax.

K-Pax, it was/is kinda strange.

I used to play it so much my hands were still playing even after I had left the computer. I haven't played in awhile though.
Someone mentioned Crystal Caves, Good times, Good times.[/img]

I'm almost finished with Through Russian Snows, and then I'll probably read To Herat and Cabul or For Name and Fame. (All three by Henty.)

I like it too. Have you'll heard about the new Superman movie: Superman Returns! The only thing is that Tom Welling won't be playing Superman. Anyway, Superman gets back his powers or something like that, and has to save the world from Lex Luthur. "All that is nessessary for the triumph of evil...

Yeah, his books usually do have a British slant, but the're still good. For example, True to the Old Flag, one of his books about the American War for Independence, is totally for the British. The books you were thinking of could be Redskin & Cowboy, and For the Temple. "All that is nessess...

The Henty books I have are: The Cat of Bubastes, Beric the Briton, The Young Carthaginian, For the Temple, The Dragon and the Raven, Wulf the Saxon, Winning His Spurs, In Freedom's Cause , The Lion of St. Mark, Knight of the White Cross, By Pike and Dyke, St. Bartholomew's Eve, Under Drake's Flag, B...

Have Y'all ever heard of G.A. Henty?
He was an English writer who lived in the 1800's. He wrote about a hundred and forty or so books.
Anyway his books are great and I recommend them to all.

Well, I'm sure yeah'all will figure it out.