by bertbaby | Jan 24, 2014 | Book Reviews
A garbageman-turned-assassin roams a terrorist attacked New York of the not-so-distant future, searching for the evangelist’s daughter he’s been hired to kill, and the shocking motives of his employers. Adam Sternbergh’s gritty dystopic...
by bertbaby | Jan 24, 2014 | Book Reviews
Two new books drink in the excesses (and mornings after) of the Jazz Age.
by bertbaby | Jan 24, 2014 | Book Reviews
January 24: “And at the back of the parade, the message of the Eagle ranks was: Here’s what Scouting can do. But many people were no longer listening.”
by bertbaby | Jan 23, 2014 | Book Reviews
The Middle Ages come alive in this humorous history of the strange Habsburg dynasty, who ruled central Europe for centuries: a motley crew of sorcerers, warriors, musicians, and eccentrics who lived wildly and left immeasurable impact our modern world.
by bertbaby | Jan 23, 2014 | Book Reviews
January 23: “As we unleash spies and covert operations against a growing list of twenty-first-century adversaries, we’d do well to remember the painful lessons of the Pueblo.”
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