Tag Archives: non-fiction

Niche blogging this ain’t

Excuse the colloquial and inartful title, but it seems to capture my perspective on this subject. And what exactly is the subject here? Well, my inability to stick to any particular genre or subject or age group, etc.  It seems to me … Continue reading

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Revelation for Everyone by N.T. Wright

Christians are called to resist being integrated into these systems and are reminded that doing so will result in suffering and persecution. What Revelation tells us, however, is that God is in control and ultimately he will prevail. Evil will not triumph and death itself will be defeated. Faithful believers throughout history have clung to this hope. Wright reminds us that we can too. Continue reading

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In the mail: Tiger Tanks and Aerosmith

I recently received two books from publishers. Tiger Tank Manual by David Fletcher and Aerosmith: The Ultimate Illustrated History of the Boston Bad Boys by Richard Bienstock. Continue reading

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Manskills: How to Avoid Embarrassing Yourself and Impress Everyone Else by Chris Peterson

The book is full of useful and unusual tips for any male to evolve to the ultimate in “manhood.” Continue reading

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The Roots of Modern Conservatism

For this week’s Coffee & Markets podcast Pejman Yousefzadeh and I spoke with Michael Bowen author of The Roots of Modern Conservatism: Dewey, Taft, and the Battle for the Soul of the Republican Party Continue reading

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