Tag Archives: Jimmy Carter

This Week at the Library (23/3)

Posted on March 23, 2008 by smellincoffee

Books Included in this Update:The Great War: Breakthrough by Harry TurtledoveBlood and Iron by Harry TurtledoveScience Firsts by Robert AdlerDarwin’s Ghost by Steve JonesPalestine: Peace not Apartheid by Jimmy CarterThe Bicentennial Man and Other Stories by Isaac AsimovStar Trek Academy: … Continue reading →

Posted in history, Reviews | Tagged alt-history, evolution, Harry Turtledove, history, history of science, Isaac Asimov, Jimmy Carter, Medieval, military, Robert Adler, science, short story collection, ST TOS, Star Trek, week in review, William Shatner | Leave a comment

This Week at the Library (6/8)

Posted on August 6, 2007 by smellincoffee

It didn’t take me long to zip through this week’s reading for whatever reason; the gods directed me to a select some very readable books, I suppose. The first book I read was Al Franken’s Lies and the Lying Liars … Continue reading →

Posted in Reviews | Tagged Al Franken, backdated, banned book, biography, Earth's Children, essays, humanities, Jean M. Auel, Jimmy Carter, Kurt Vonnegut, liberal-progressive, memoir, politics, Politics-CivicInterest, social criticism, Society and Culture, week in review | Leave a comment

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