Title: A classic for the next millennium
Product review: Churchill won the Nobel Prize for Literature, and it was largely on the strength of this work. It has been published many times, but ought to be reviewed as a set. Volume One of this set, "The Gathering Storm", is scarier than any horror movie ever filmed. Watch helplessly as decent people are drawn into the black hole of the worst tragedy that humankind has ever found itself in. You will notice that I ended this last sentence with a proposition. This reminds me of a story - one day someone nudged the Prime Minister and reminded him that he, too, had committed this offense against grammatical decency. Churchill's reported response was "This is arrant pedantry, up with which I shall not put."
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