As Interest Rates Fall, Civilizations Rise
By Todd G. Buchholz,
Author of Rush: Why You Need and Love the Rat Race
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Braille Book Goes on Sale Before Print Edition
It’s not often one reads of a Braille edition of a book being released before a print copy; in fact, it may never have happened before.
Dethroning the King
I have never wanted to crack open a Budweiser more than in the past few days as I read Julie MacIntosh’s Dethroning the King, a page-turning account of the hostile 2008 takeover of the King of Beers by Belgian-based brewer InBev.
Books: Vordak the Incomprehensible: How to Grow Up and Rule the World
When was the last time anyone said something nice about a super villain? (Bill Gates doesn’t count.) Naturally the last label Vordak the Incomprehensible would want attached to his name is “nice”; nevertheless, in his latest tome, “How to Grow Up and Rule the World”, the infamous bad guy charitably imparts wisdom attained from decades of super villainy onto the youth of today.
Excerpts from Tony Hendra’s ‘The Messiah of Morris Avenue’
Tony Hendra, author of the mammoth bestseller Father Joe, attended Cambridge University, where he performed with Monty Pythons-to-be John Cleese and Graham Chapman. He served as editor in chief of Spy magazine, was an original editor of National Lampoon, and also played Ian Faith in This is Spinal Tap. He has written for New York, Harper's, GQ, Vanity Fair, Men's Journal, and Esquire. His book, The Messiah of Morris Avenue, is a satire.


