Tag Archives: Nonfiction

The writer's irreverance and lack of pretense shine through as she makes even Pilgrim theology entertaining history.

For both CSN&Y fans and students of American music history, the updated version of CSN's biography is an essential read.

Bob Dylan through the eyes of Barry Feinstein.

A sardonic search and destroy mission aimed at extremist positions plaguing modern politics.

There's much to admire in the oral histories, captured at the last possible moment.

Extreme weather events came to be regarded as natural phenomena to be explained. Of course some have still to catch up.

What can the Gravettians of 27,000 years ago teach us about climate change? Quite a lot.

Steven T. Wax discusses some up-close ramifications of the policies and practices the U.S. has employed in the War on Terror.

On this account Byzantium didn't just passively preserve ancient traditions, as Gibbon claimed, but creatively developed them.

"Our goal is to simplify science for the 100 million overweight/obese people in the United States and billions around the world."