Book ReviewsCharlie Kirk's 2024 book, published five months before the presidential election, laying out the cultural fight he wanted young conservatives to join and the personal habits he thought they needed for it. It was the last book he saw published.
Book ReviewsCharlie Kirk's sixth and final book, about keeping a weekly Sabbath, finished in the summer of 2025 and published in December, three months after he was killed. Erika Kirk wrote the foreword, and it went to number one on Amazon…
Amazon & KDPAmazon is fighting bots that scrape its reviews, and real shoppers are getting caught: a handful of reviews, no one-star sort, and a days-long wait for access. Here's what that means for authors and their ARC readers.
Amazon & KDPSelling a self-published book is hard because millions of books compete for attention and nobody is looking for yours. The books that sell are aimed at a specific audience and sold directly, at events, on live sessions and one conversation…
Book ReviewsBook two of Deanna Bennett's Anna Immigration Trilogy takes fifteen-year-old Anna through Ellis Island and onto a train to Chicago, where she learns how people fear and prey on immigrants. A tribute and a review.
Book ReviewsThe final book of Deanna Bennett's Anna Immigration Trilogy follows Anna through war, the great influenza epidemic and the temperance fight, as a Lithuanian girl builds an American life between 1914 and 1919. A tribute and a review.
Book ReviewsDeanna Bennett's memoir of the first year after her husband Tom died, holiday by holiday, from the depths of sorrow to the start of a new life. A tribute and a review.
Book ReviewsThe memoir Helen Dragunas began and her daughter Deanna Bennett finished: growing up the daughter of Lithuanian immigrants through the 1920s and the Depression, and what happened to the real Anna. A tribute and a review.
Book ReviewsBook one of Deanna Bennett's Anna Immigration Trilogy follows a fifteen-year-old Lithuanian girl and her stern mother across Europe by rail and across the Atlantic in steerage in 1914. A tribute and a review.
Artificial IntelligenceA student writes a program designed to stay alive, then abandons it. The program does not stop. Thomas J. Ryan described a computer worm years before anyone had the word.
Book ReviewsWhen Columbus sailed west, the most devastating thing he carried wasn't steel or gunpowder. It was smallpox, measles, and typhus, traveling in the bodies of men who didn't know they were carrying them. Alfred Crosby's landmark book reframed 1492 not…
Book ReviewsMost knee pain gets better with movement in one direction and worse in another, and you can find which direction yourself by testing and watching what happens after each movement, not during it.
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