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History’s Strangest Deaths review: Riley Knight’s book is a deadpan romp through history
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ArtsHub Australia
But in Half-Arsed History podcast host Riley Knight’s debut book History’s Strangest Deaths, this flaw of history is instead an asset.
History’s Strangest Deaths: inventions that kill their inventorsThe victims of these strange deaths range from a jockey, a painter and a scientist, to an abundance of emperors and kings.
History’s Strangest Deaths.
The chapters are fast-paced and concise, which makes for easily digestible history; this is not a dense history book.
History’s Strangest Deaths by Riley Knight is published by Allen & Unwin.
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