Book reviews for "Barclay,_Glen_St._John" sorted by average review score:
Anatomy of Horror the Masters of Occult Fiction
Published in Hardcover by St. Martin's Press (April, 1979)
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Why Written at All?
20th Century Nationalism
Published in Textbook Binding by International Thomson Publishing (June, 1972)
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Commonwealth or Europe
Published in Unknown Binding by University of Queensland Press ()
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The empire is marching : a study of the military effort of the British Empire 1800-1945
Published in Unknown Binding by Weidenfeld & Nicolson ()
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Friends in High Places: Australian-American Diplomatic Relations Since 1945
Published in Hardcover by Oxford Univ Pr (March, 1995)
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A history of the Pacific from the stone age to the present day
Published in Unknown Binding by Sidgwick & Jackson ()
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Mind over matter: beyond the bounds of nature
Published in Unknown Binding by Barker ()
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The rise and fall of the new Roman empire: Italy's bid for world power, 1890-1943
Published in Unknown Binding by Sidgwick and Jackson ()
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Struggle for a Continent: The Diplomatic History of South America, 1917-1945
Published in Textbook Binding by New York University Press (March, 1972)
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Their finest hour
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Only problem is that the author has nothing to say. In fact, the reader is left wondering why on earth he wrote the book in the first place. He is almost completely negative in his assessment of the occult writers he has set himself to review (with the possible exception of Haggard). Bad writing, superficial plots, thin characterizations, silly philosophies, obscure metaphors, the list of criticisms goes on.
Other than Bram Stoker, I am not familiar with the writers that St John Barclay reviews. Nevertheless, it is passing strange that he would wish to write a book about a subject that he detests concerning writers that he loathes.
Recommendation: Don't bother.