Here we go again. I'd write more, but it's a little nuts over here...

Paul Boller's series is a longtime favorite of mine. There's Presidential Anecotes, Congressional Anecdotes, a book on Presidential...

I'm going to break one of my own rules and include a book I haven't yet read. Coming home yesterday from vacation, among the bills and...

A bit of a hiatus coming up here as the family gets in some vacation time in Orlando. I was going to post the Disney World secrets book,...

Stoessinger's book has stayed with me since I first read it for Tom Trout's American foreign policy class 25 years ago. He evaluates the...

I noted yesterday that I'd have an early take on the Democratic presidential primary, including a potential candidacy by Vice President...

We all remember adolescence. Awkwardly trying to fit in and stand out all at once, some days just desperate to survive in a world of...

I have tremendous respect for the American Presidency. Probably too much respect. More than is healthy. As a kid I read everything I...

English history can be maddening to read. For such a small island, they cram a lot of narrative into every hamlet and bend in the road -...

As a science fiction writer, I'm a lousy scientist. I struggled through chemistry and physics in high school despite the best efforts of...

I'm going to consider this two-volume set as non-fiction as it's essentially the historic documentation of the most original, scathingly...

We've talked about John Adams on here already, but his story is woefully incomplete without mention of his special partnership with one...