Continuing with the Reviews

[vespican]

It's been a few days since I've posted any reviews of the Hornblower books, so I suppose it is about time I did so.  Here is my take on the first Hornblower book written and published.
Dave

Beat to Quarters/The Happy Return
By C. S. Forester
Reviewed by D. Andrew McChesney            In the early nineteenth century, Captain Horatio Hornblower

Comments

[wayward_shadows]

It's good to see reviews for Hornblower (or indeed any great Age of Sail novels) but is there any chance you could put them behind a cut?

[vespican]

I certainly could put them behind a cut. I didn't think these reviews were long enough to require doing so, although this one was a bit longer than most. To me, it's right at the point where one possibly should hide the majority of it.
Dave

[wayward_shadows]

I can't, of course, speak to anyone else's Friends' list but the reviews have been dominating mine with regard to length. To be honest, I've actually considered simply unfollowing Anything_AoS to clear the airspace, so to speak. But that's just me.

[vespican]

I've just checked the original document that I'd copied and pasted into this posting. It was a bit longer than I had thought, nearly three pages in standard manuscript format, that is double spaced, etc. In the future, anything over a page worth of standard format will be put behind a cut.
Dave