Non-Fiction Book
- Book Review: Willie Nelson: An Epic LifeOne needn’t be a fan of his music to appreciate this engrossing, meticulously researched chronicle of an American legend although Willie’s fans will certainly enjoy the insights and background behind his many...
- Book Review: The Mother FactorStymied in your personal or professional relationships? According to clinical psychologist Poulter, chances are you are suffering fallout from the Mother Factor. Although fathers play a significant role in a child’s well-being, the author argues...
- Book Review: Frida Kahlo: The Still LifesMexican painter Frida Kahlo’s vivid still lifes are the focus of this fascinating, in-depth look at an unusual, talented and tormented artist who lived from 1904-1954 and whose work remains hugely popular...
- Book Review: Charles Fort: The Man Who Invented the SupernaturalFans of supernatural phenomenon owe a debt of gratitude to Charles Fort, a fascinating writer, also known as “the mad genius of the Bronx” who lived from 1874-1932. As this biography reveals, Charles endured a harsh upbringing with a strict disciplinarian father who...
- Book Review: God: The Failed Hypothesis
Philosophy, physics and astronomy professor Victor Stenger takes the existence of God at face value by subjecting beliefs in His existence to the same set of scientific principles and arguments that are used to test any theory. Opening with a compelling...
- Book Review: We Will Be HeardFrom early strikes for better working conditions and unionization to the current erosion of civil liberties in the name of homeland security, the federal government continues its long history of intimidation and incarceration, ignoring...
- Book Review: Fat-It's Not What You ThinkJust when you figured you had a handle on cholesterol numbers and were sticking to a low-fat diet, along comes a book like this with a completely different take on the issue. After combing through piles of research...
