Biography, Autobiography & Memoir

“Neither heroine nor villainness, Rose Kennedy shines through as an extraordinary human being.”

Rose Kennedy occupies a legendary place within modern American history.

Kevin Hines jumped from Golden Gate Bridge at the age of 19 with the intention of never being able to write again.

Jefferson and Hamilton: The Rivalry that Forged a Nation is another masterpiece penned by the eminent Revolutionary War historian John Ferling.

“. . . a fascinating exploration of some lesser-known corners of the Asian continent and a portrait of a marriage under extreme circumstances . . .”

The United States may be the last nation to imagine Palestine. We have so much more to untangle than the rest of the world.

“You just can’t help but like this man. . . . one of those rare memoirs . . .”

“True Christianity did not fail Jerry DeWitt—he never got to see it in action.”

Some of the best moments in Mary Wickes: I Know I’ve Seen That Face Before come in the appendix following the text in which the author, Steve Taravella, not only lists the many roles that

“. . . the story of Humboldt reminds us that our country is further Balkanized by local economic interests . . .”

“Victor Davis Hanson has written another good book for a wide variety of audiences.”

“. . . Alysia Abbott gives us the gift of her father’s story, his poetry, his passion . . .”

“No fan of comics and American history can afford to pass up Mr. Lockwood’s story, observations, and experience.”