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Black Bartlemy's Treasure
Jeffery Farnol
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I confess to possessing low tastes when it comes to entertainment. I enjoy both drama and melodrama (as long as it's done well), and I am quite happy to suspend my disbelief to a significant degree for the sake of a good story. I want interesting characters doing interesting things in interesting pl
Fantastic story
Though the book ends in s painful cliffhanger, this part 1 of the story is one of my favorite books ever. Such depth of characters, such deep depth of human condition plumbed. Who has not had sorrow? Who has not raged against challenging circumstances? What a fantastic journey of man
Originally published on my blog here in May 1998.
Swashbuckling would not have been the same without Jeffery Farnol. He wrote many books in the spirit of the Errol Flynn films of the twenties; this one and its sequel, Martin Conisby's Vengeance, are typical, though among his best. These are the sourc
"The Frenchman beside me had been dead since dawn. His scarred and shackled body swayed limply back and forth with every sweep of the great oar as we, his less fortunate bench-fellows, tugged and strained to keep time to the stroke."
Mr. Farnol brings back the pirate days of the Spanish Main in this
4 1/2 for Martin Conisby's be moaning his lot. Could have been a 5
Martin Conisby is more animal than human. For the last five years he has been chained to the rowing bench of a galley ship. The hot sun baked his brains till his every waking and dreaming thought was bent on getting revenge. For all