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Curti and Lafond offer an indispensable reference book for serious film enthusiasts that is also fun to read. A follow-up volume is planned, focusing on the spy flicks, mysteries, and erotic thrillers of the ’70s.
Ellis grapples with the quiet history of white supremacy in so-called nice Minneapolis in this highly recommended book for readers interested in social justice.
A beautifully understated look at an American icon, as she probably wished she could have been seen.
Dedicating a few paragraphs per “kuriosity,” blogger Sebastian (morbidkuriosity.com) provides a one-stop shop for curious readers that highlights the essential details of phenomena that cannot be explained rationally or scientifically. For the naturally curious and those who enjoy a challenge to their understanding of the world, and indeed, the cosmos.
Given its historical impact, it’s hard to tell the regiment’s story without resorting to hagiography, an obstacle Peatman successfully navigates by focusing on individual soldiers and on what the war was like on the ground. This book would be a valuable addition to any quality Civil War collection.
A book for farmers, gardeners, scientists, and citizens interested in strengthening the connection between agriculture and nature.
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