I have worked at the intersection of computers and publishing for most of my adult life, beginning with a stint as Staff Writer for Sextant, the magazine for Heathkit personal computers, and most recently in product development for LexisNexis, a unit of the professional publishing giant Reed Elsevier plc. I founded Nimble Books LLC so that I could give myself the "green light" to launch new and interesting publishing projects. Nimble Books publishes timely, relevant "living books" on a wide variety of subjects ranging from Harry Potter and Dan Brown to health, science, politics, and sports. I live in Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA with my beloved wife Cheryl and treasured children Kelsey and Parker.
In all honesty, I had a very hard time with American Theocracy Unpacked. Much of the text sounds like someone talking because they like the way they sound. Once I saw that Wikipedia was used as a source, the credibility of this book went out the window. While Wiki is a fine site, everything on it can be changed by anyone. So to use it as a source seems very dangerous to me.[return][return]If American Theocracy was really good for you, then you may like this. For more information and opinions if nothing else.