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“Richard Susskind has the experience and authority to support his very novel arguments. . . . erudite and engaging at the same time.”

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“Ms. Goldberg pushes the reader past fear and doubt into a glorious empowerment . . .”

The road to good writing does not proceed in a straight line.

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“The result is a timely, thought provoking, and highly readable study.”

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“Reading this book shatters nearly every myth about Florida . . .”

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“No one is sure Who Put the Bomp, but Kim Fowley may have walked it to the door on its way into history.”

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“The author takes us along for the ride. Readers will definitely feel its gale force.”

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Have you ever had a really great meal, yet the next day when someone asks you what you had, you can’t remember? And worse, you really aren’t sure why you even enjoyed the evening.

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“I knew what I needed to do to stay in hockey. And I was willing to do it. I would have done anything to stay in hockey.”
—Barry Melrose

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“. . . for law school students—especially prospective ones—it really should be required reading.”

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“. . . an invaluable resource for entrepreneurs in services and products industries . . .”

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“Li’l Abner [was] a joyful bumpkin who lived in a world that both reflected and refracted what America was like . . .”

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“Honest, but lacking any true meat or bite, . . . marred with typos . . .”

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“If you want to know what a population’s values are, take a look at how it handles the issues of crime and punishment.”

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“In writing Out of Order, Sandra Day O’Connor has created a worthy and captivating historical document.”

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“A must read for anyone with a pulse.”

“Stephen Budiansky has mastered the difficulties of the story, making it very readable and compelling.”

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