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Celebrating 7 Books By David McCullough

On Sunday, August 7, 2022, David McCullough, passed away at his home in Hingham, Massachusetts. He was a popular nonfiction author and Pulitzer Prize-winner, known for making complex historical events accessible to the general population. He was 89. McCullough covered a wide array of subjects, from the development of the…

Mckenzie TozanAugust 12, 2022

Miscellany

How Nicola Cornick Merges Two Loves: History and Writing

The life of a writer can be a strange business. Frequently people assume it’s a glamorous job; they imagine a world of book launches and literary parties with a few words thrown down on paper in between. It can be seen as arcane and exciting and if you tell people…

Nicola CornickAugust 21, 2018

Nonfiction Nonfiction - Featured

Presidential Funny Business: Old Abe Had Plenty of Both Wisdom and Wit

It was in the heat of one of the famous Lincoln – Douglas debates in 1858 for the Illinois Senate seat that the Democrat incumbent Stephen Douglas accused Abraham Lincoln of waffling on his position on slavery, the most contentious topic of the times. At one point, he called Lincoln…

Jim AlkonFebruary 16, 2022

Nonfiction

The Voice of Dunn Books: Peter Heather, Author of “The Fall of the Roman Empire”

PETER HEATHER is a leading academic authority and historian on the Roman Empire and the author of The Fall of the Roman Empire. He is a professor of Ancient and Medieval History at King’s College London. ABOUT THE BOOK: The death of the Roman Empire is one of the perennial…

BookTribApril 11, 2016

Celebrating 7 Books By David McCullough

How Nicola Cornick Merges Two Loves: History and Writing

Presidential Funny Business: Old Abe Had Plenty of Both Wisdom and Wit

The Voice of Dunn Books: Peter Heather, Author of “The Fall of the Roman Empire”

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