Books Archive: NM

1 Dead in Attic

Author: Chris Rose

(Simon & Schuster, 2007)

• Review by Cary Darling

1 Dead in Attic: After Katrina

Author: Chris Rose

(Simon & Schuster, 2007)

• Review by Cary Darling

100 Posters, 134 Squirrels

Author: Jay Ryan

(Akashic, 2006)

• Review by C.W. Thompson

100 Video Games

Author: James Newman, Iain Simons

(British Film Institute, 2008)

• Review by Kieran Curran

100 Years of Harley Davidson

Author: Willie G. Davidson

(Bulfinch Press, 2002)

• Review by Adam H. Cook

101 Poems That Could Save Your Life

Author: Daisy Goodwin

(HarperCollins, 2002)

• Review by Andy Fogle

10

Author: Lance Olsen

(Chiasmus Press, 2005)

• Review by Tim O'Neil

1215

Author: Danny Danziger and John Gillingham

(Touchstone, 2005)

• Review by Wesley Burnett

The 1950s' Most Wanted

Author: Robert A. Rodriguez

(Potomac Books, 2006)

• Review by Chris Sahl

21 Dog Years, Doing Time At Amazon.com

Author: Mike Daisey

(Free Press, 2002)

• Review by Valerie MacEwan

24

Author: Marc Cerasini

(HarperCollins, 2003)

• Review by Mark Dionne

28 Stories of AIDS in Africa

Author: Stephanie Nolen

(Walker & Company, 2007)

• Review by Scott Fontaine

31 Days: The Crisis That Gave Us The Government We Have Today

Author: Barry Werth

(Nan A. Talese, 2006)

• Review by Tim O'Neil

33 1/3 Greatest Hits, Volume 2

: David Barker, Editor

(Continuum, 2007)

• Column: Songs, Swoosh-ified

33 1/3: Patti Smith's Horses

Author: Philip Shaw

(Continuum, 2008)

• Review by Jer Fairall

33 1/3: Reign in Blood

Author: D. X. Ferris

(Continuum, 2008)

• Review by Adrien Begrand

The 39 Steps

Author: John Buchan

(Penguin Classics, 2008)

• The Riddle of the Sands & The 39 Steps

40 Days and 40 Nights

Author: Matthew Chapman

(Collins, 2007)

• Feature: A Darwin Descends on Dover ID Trial: Conversation and Criticism with Matthew Chapman

72dpi-anime

Author: Edited by Robert Klanten, Hendrik Helige, and Birga Meyer

(Die Gestalten Verlag)

• Review by Valerie MacEwan

78 Reasons Why Your Book May Never Be Published and 14 Reasons Why It Just Might

Author: Pat Walsh

(Penguin, 2005)

• Review by Thomas Scott McKenzie

9-11

Author: Noam Chomsky

(Seven Stories)

• Column: Fading to Grey: Noam Chomsky

99 Ways to Tell a Story

Author: Matt Madden

(Chamberlain Bros., 2005)

• Review by Raquel Laneri

1776

Author: David McCullough

(Simon & Schuster, 2007)

• Review by Michael Patrick Brady

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  It’s one thing to simply read Washington’s words as they are related through the eyes and pen of an intermediary like McCullough, but to hold in your hands a faithful recreation of his original letter, to follow the loops and valleys of his script handwriting -- this experience significantly personalizes the history.