Declassifying my online newsletters (with an update)
Online newsletters are an excellent way to cut out the “corporate” in the media we consume.
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An unparalleled chronicler of the American spirit
David McCullough, who passed away recently, believed history is an antidote to self-pity and self-importance.
The books I read in July 2022
Each month I have a goal of reading five books. Here’s my list from July 2022.
We either build hope together or lose hope separately
Fiona Hill’s remarkable memoir that recognizes that we succeed as a country only when we all thrive.
A feast for the eyes in this moveable book
A moveable book brings new appreciation for the art of legendary Japanese artist Hokusai.
Working your way out of the holes in life
Louis Sachar’s classic tale of overcoming family history, violence, and injustice.
The consequences of complicity in an “I don’t take responsibility” world
Carlos Lozada looks at books on our conflict and mistrust to consider what it was that got us here.
The lessons of the road
Amor Towles’ third novel highlights his storytelling skills in the time-honored tradition of the road trip story.
The books I read in June 2022
Each month I have a goal of reading five books. Here’s my list from June 2022.
Our little universe
A treasure full of the wild, weird and wonderful from the world of fretted instruments publishes its 50th issue.
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