Tag Archives: History

...tastes that will make even the most jaded of literary palates salivate as Grimwood picks up where he left off in the first book of the series.

The Music Makers Foundation has done all of us a valuable service – not just the artists it represents.

This book would be a valuable asset to anyone interested in the history of beer in America.

Documentary, family and oral history create a thorough and meaningful exploration of individual and family life in Stalin's Russia.

It makes me want to walk down the street shaking people to let know that there is something beyond their iPods and iPhones.

When Seattle's final rock history is written, the Edgewater's place is every bit as assured as those of Kurt Cobain and Jimi Hendrix.

If you love history or even want to understand what the big brouhaha is all about, see Ken Burns' The War.

The continuation of the story of Haley's family is the story of all American families.

Mayer Kirshenblatt and Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett give the world a precious gift by bringing the pre-War town of Apt, Poland, back to life.

Female pilots were essential to the war effort, and Whittell puts their stories down on paper.