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Review 13: Misquoting Jesus
Misquoting Jesus by Bart D. Ehrman I saw this guy on The Daily Show a few years ago, and his book sounded like a really interesting idea – study the ways in which, over the last two thousand years, the...
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Review 52: Maps and Legends
Maps and Legends by Michael Chabon In this book, Michael Chabon has done something very interesting – he has uplifted me and humbled me at the same time. It’s a weird feeling, that combination,...
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Lost in the Stacks 4: Writers and Readers
With the debut of HBO’s “A Game of Thrones” miniseries and a new article in The New Yorker, the strange story of George R. R. Martin and his fans has been on my mind. So, in this episode of Lost …...
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Lost in the Stacks 5: Art versus Artist
Scott Adams says some really dickish things, but the Pointy-Haired Boss is still funny to laugh at. Mel Gibson shows his anti-Semitic side, but Lethal Weapon is still one of the best buddy cop movies...
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Lost in the Stacks 8: Guilty Pleasures
Everybody has a guilty pleasure book. It might be one author or a specific series or even a whole genre – that book you don’t want to be seen reading. The book you know your high school English teacher...
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Review 167: A People’s History of the United States
A People’s History of the United States by Howard Zinn History is, in its way, a fiction. While it is made up of facts, things that are verifiable or at least reliably accepted as being what really...
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