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It's always great to revisit a classic!

It's always refreshing to read Mark Twain.

You gotta love a smart aleck homicide cop. That's what John Corey is and he's proud of it.

This is the fascinating history of how the fragile image of a more perfect union – the harmonious living together of several states – unraveled & came apart at the seams. Behind that image was a U.S. unable to reconcile the matter of slave-owning in southern states with the often-fervid abolitionism of the northern states.
The Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 was supposed to heal the U.S. It didn't!

I recently started this book by Delbanco. It is helpful to put our current protests and national conversations about race in an historical context.

I just finished reading Camus' book about an epidemic. Many parallels with what has gone on during our pandemic.

Just finished reading this classic. Enjoyable reading during a pandemic!

This is the ultimate Creswell book if you're doing qualitative research. It helped my wife Jane finish her qualitative dissertation.

Friesek is an underappreciated Impressionist painter.