Young and old, poor and rich, scholarly gentlemen and illiterate servant girls—only to father did it seem that they were all alike. That was father’s secret: not that he overlooked the differences in people; that he didn’t know they were there.
Non-Fiction
Path Lit by Lightning; the Life of Jim Thorpe
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Inside a Marathon: An All-Access Pass to a Top-10 Finish at NYC
If you never heard of Scott Fauble or Ben Rosario, you probably don’t pay attention to Americans competing in the world’s major marathons.
Quick Note on the Corona Virus
The global health scare, likely to soon be declared a pandemic, is the trigger that caused the fastest ever correction (10% or greater drop) from a market peak in stock market history.
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Capitalism in America; a History
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A man on the Moon
Approaching the 50th anniversary of Neil Armstrong‘s first steps on the lunar surface…
How to Shoot Video that Doesn’t Suck
If you have a smart phone, you have a video camera. If you use it like the vast majority of people use it, you need to read this book and quit making video that sucks.