Writing books that document the struggles, losses and victories of teams and individual stars are commonplace but this is Evander Holyfield we’re talking about. The guy who got his ear…
Book Review: Percy Jackson and the Olympian (Series) I’ve always asked myself what would happen if Enid Blyton, England’s most prolific children storywriter, were still alive. Would we even bother…
Book Review: A Thousand Splendid Suns The media can be a beguiling lot. It’s strange how the simplest of events are twisted into stories that convey the opposite, and which…
Book Review: My Life – Bill Clinton The impeachment of Bill Clinton was forgotten completely in Obama’s second campaign. Of course, the Democrats needed some of his mojo, if you…
Very little is known about the making of the King James Bible. Few primary sources remain to give a glimpse into the formation of one of the most famous pieces…
Comedian Steve Martin follows his successful, but less than noteworthy first novel “Shopgirl” with his highly entertaining “The Pleasure of my Company.” Any one who has seen “As Good as…
Very little is known about the making of the King James Bible. Few primary sources remain to give a glimpse into the formation of one of the most famous pieces…
Cathleen Schine’s latest novel, She is Me, borrows its title from arguably the most celebrated statement on inspiration. When asked about his model for Madame Bovary, Gustav Flaubert famously said,…
At first glance, few would seem as well qualified to write about America’s performance in the war against terror than Richard A. Clarke. Clarke served the Clinton Administration as the…
Although I’m still reeling from ABC’s “The Bachelor,” I decided to give the network a second chance when I tuned in last Wednesday night (9/8 Central) for “The Bachelorette.” After…
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