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Today's book review08.29.08 First Stop in the New World
It’s a curious fact that for all the Mexicans in the United States and the geographic proximity of the two countries, Americans truly understand little about their southern neighbor. Journalist David Lida does his bit for cross-border comprehension with the book First Stop in the New World. (more…) |
Previous Reviews
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08.28.08 The Girl From Foreign‘So are you Muslim or are you Jewish?’ |
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08.27.08 Why We WatchedA historian examines the mental landscape that allowed the Holocaust to happen. |
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08.26.08 We Are Soldiers StillFormer foes from the Vietnam War meet in the middle, 30 years later.Brad Knickerbocker talks with Harold Moore and Joseph Galloway |
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08.25.08 City of RefugeA new novel offers an impassioned take on life in New Orleans in the wake of Katrina. |
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08.23.08 The Black TowerA mystery about a lost king and the real-life convict who became the world's first modern detective. |
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08.22.08 Giordano Bruno: Philosopher/HereticGiordano Bruno was a philosopher before his time. |