I Read You Loud and Clear

Pete Seeger died last Monday, January 27, 2014 - a giant figure in American history and culture over the last 70 years, yet a modest, unp...

An Edible History of Humanity was sort of entertaining, as it contains lots of colorful anecdotes, but much of it felt like a less substant...

This is one of Twain's "softer" books - although there is some social criticism and a few sad episodes, by and large this is...

Tonight I read Carlos Castaneda's "The Teachings of Don Juan" in a single sitting (I skipped part 2, his structural analysis o...

Levack's work is a overview of the legal, political, economic, religious, and epidemic circumstances which he argues enabled the great w...

The Box of Delights is a sequel to The Midnight Folk ( reviewed earlier ) by John Masefield, the longtime poet laureate of England (I must...

Like the previous Easy Rawlins mysteries, this is a lively and pleasurable read. The characters are fascinating, the dialog is vivid and o...