Posted by
Mike on March 11, 2010
In last months list of reprinted books I promised that there was another, bigger batch of books lurking just out of sight. And this behemoth of over 50 titles has just lumbered into our warehouses on both sides of the Atlantic (scaring a few of our dedicated customer service team - who are recovering in a quiet room with a nice hot cup of hot chocolate).
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Posted by
Joe on March 10, 2010
After more than a year and a half of planning, the first Command books arrived in the office today! I knew something was up, when a small horde of editors went charging past my desk.
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Posted by
Mike on March 06, 2010
It is time for us to reveal the truth behind the rumour circulating around the internet.
Osprey are indeed releasing a book about Zombies this October!
Zombies: A Hunter's Guide is a project that a few of us in the office have been trying to get off the ground for a couple of years - an Osprey style treatment of Zombies, blending elements that are found in our Elite, Warrior and Men-at-Arms series into a Duel sized Osprey book.
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Posted by
Mike on March 04, 2010
Last month's book vote threw up a rather strange result, and caused quite a lot of chatter on our forum, and on a number of forums across the internet. Now, when I was setting up the book vote for the month I had no idea that it was going to cause such a fuss - on paper it was pretty straight forward. It had been a while since we had offered up a selection of Campaign titles to fight it out, so I trawled through nearly 300 suggestions submitted over the previous month, picking out 5 titles.
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on March 02, 2010
It is a fair question, and one that is being asked of the Russian governement after two hundred T-72 and T-80 tanks were found abandoned in a forest.
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Posted by
Joe on March 01, 2010
If you’ve got any interest in modern military uniforms or camouflage patterns, then you’ve got to check this out.
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Posted by
Joe on February 26, 2010
Which is good news for anyone who might be interested in free Osprey books!
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Posted by
Kerry on February 25, 2010
I promise John and I talk and think about more than just HBO's The Pacific over here in New York, despite my insistence on only posting about Pacific-related subjects. This one is slightly different, though. I'm actually wondering if any of you have read either of the source books for HBO's series: Helmet for My Pillow, by Robert Leckie, or With the Old Breed, by Eugene Sledge.
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Posted by
Mike on February 23, 2010
As ever we are working as hard as possible on bringing as many of our books back into stock as possible so here I am again with a list of books that we have brought back into stock this month. In fact, I am hoping that this is only Part 1 of the list of February titles because we have another batch of books due to arrive in our warehouses any day now - but they seem to have been delayed somewhat, I am not sure if they have run into yet more snow, or been hijacked by pirates, but they should be here soon.
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Posted by
Joe on February 22, 2010
In support of the London family history show, Who Do You Think You Are? Live, Osprey is running a special online giveaway.
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