I have discovered an amazing piece of 1920s fanfiction. I can't remember how I stumbled upon the existence of this book, A Dead ...

Remember when you were a preteen/teenager, and you'd pore over magazines full of heartthrobs, absorbing everything you could about the...

Since I'm too lazy to connect my phone to our wireless speaker, we typically get our Christmas music from a holiday music channel incl...

Avid readers will know that I have a wee bit of an obsession with Warren G. Harding. I mean, how can one not, right? (Right?) Anyway. Ev...

I'm lucky to live in a city whose library has a summer reading program for kids  and adults , so I was eager to get reading and claim ...

I don't read a lot of fiction--especially supernatural fiction--but when a Facebook friend recently posted about a new book called Linco...

A couple months ago I was listening to the Herbert Hoover episode of the DC Improv's "Headliner of State" podcast , a search...

Today I bring you a review of two books that recount important events in American history using Legos. Since "Lego" is a registere...

A few months ago I was perusing comments on Sarah Vowell's Facebook page and saw someone mention a new book that Vowell fans would lik...

As I mentioned yesterday , I wanted to dedicate a post to my thoughts on Nan Britton's book, The President's Daughter . If you...

When we think of lecherous presidents, Bill Clinton might jump to mind before, say, Warren G. Harding, but perhaps it shouldn't be t...

Millard Fillmore, despite having an awesome name, is not one of my favorite presidents. I'd say he's probably no one's favorit...