William Gilkerson

To have a good story one needs to build a good plot line for a reader to follow. But to turn a good story into a great story a writer should add facts to the narrative which a reader learns something new through the narrative. William Gilkerson has done that with his book Pirate’s Passage. And that is what makes not only the book a great read but the animated film worthy to watch as well.

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A brief overview of arms and armies through the ages, with laughs on every page... but also wry observations that make you think.

Very entertaining! Quite short and brief. I thought that I would say that it isn't worth the list price, but I won't be saying that. I will look for more of the author's work.

Pirate's Passage was a book I really enjoyed, but I suspect this is not a book for everyone. Directed at children ages 10 and up, I would question whether there would be many ten year olds who would enjoy this book.One would need a keen interest in pirates and sailing to fully appreciate what this book has to offer.