Glantz and Houseman Stalingrad Trilogy

Has anyone read any of The Stalingrad Trilogy by Glantz and Houseman?
How about anything at all by Glantz?
Thanks in advance.

Donald

I have read several books by Glantz and found them extremely dry and full of facts. IMO, his books are really only for those interested in detailed facts of the particular subject. They definitely do not read like a novel. Having said that, his books have no equal in his genre.

I was afraid of that since he is such a scholar. Thanks!

They're excellent for anyone seriously interested in the topic. Less so for someone expecting "military entertainment".

Glantz is definitely an expert on such things, he made his bones on analysis of the Soviet military, especially doctrine during the late cold war and after the end of it. I have a number of his books dealing with Soviet military doctrine and they are very interesting. As mentioned before they are dry, but full of useful/interesting information.

Dunolde, you might want to take a peek at this thread:
Glantz lecture on the Eastern Front

I also placed a link there on a pdf file you can nab that is an overview of his study of the Eastern Front. His writing style is quite scholarly and fairly dry. But I must admit to loving the maps and figures that I'v found so far in his works.
I'd like to pick up the Stalingrad trilogy if I had the extra scratch.
Derek

For those, like me, searching for these books, it‘s Glantz and House. They look interesting.