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Argumentum Ad Verecundiam. This book had an excellent premise, but just a mediocre i

This week we're looking at an intriguing look at rural small town American politics. This week, we're looking at Of Bears and Ballots by Heather Lende.

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Interesting Concepts. Marshall presents an interesting case of geopolitics from a geographical perspective, an

This week we're looking at a remarkably well researched novel history. This week, we're looking at Feeding the People by

Slow. Then Wow. This debut book is very much a slow burn. A recent college graduate circa 2009 becomes the nanny for

Solid Examination More Memoir Than Treatise. I was actually going to 4* this one until I went back and re-read th

Interesting Discussion. Let's get two things straight up front: 1) I believe this author - a Canadian-American - uses "Liberal" where far more commonly for most of his points most Americans wou

Pleasurable Writing. In this continuing saga of Private Investigator Jude Byrne and Witch

Eye Opening Yet Flawed. From a standard sociological talking point side, this book is eye opening yet also perfectly in-line (almost within perfect lock-step, in fact) with current sociological understanding - or at least my own understanding of current sociological understanding. (And this, from a guy th

Slow Burn Yet Ultimately Satisfying. This is a friends to l