Akron Beacon Journal’s Book Talk explores The Turnpike Rivalry: The Pittsburgh Steelers and the Cleveland Browns.
“Eight decades. That’s how long this has been going on, this rivalry between the Cleveland Browns and the Pittsburgh Steelers. Father-and-son authors Richard Peterson and Stephen Peterson look into one of the most spirited rivalries in professional sports in The […]
Cool Cleveland reviews The House That Rock Built: How it Took Time, Money, Music Moguls, Corporate Types, Politicians, Media, Artists, and Fans To Bring the Rock Hall To Cleveland by Norm N. Nite and Tom Feran with a foreword by Stevie Van Zandt
“,,,without Norm N. Nite, the Rock Hall would never have happened in Cleveland. In a real […]
“West Virginia History journal has this to say about America’s First Interstate: The National Road, 1806–1853.
“Pickenpaugh’s many citations, extensive bibliography, and historiographical overview make America’s First Interstate a useful resource for subsequent scholars, while still being a readable introductory volume for history buffs.”—West Virginia History
“The fact that America’s First Interstate brings together so many primary […]
Family Medicine Journal reviews So Much More Than a Headache: Understanding Migraine Through Literature edited by Kathleen O’Shea.
“Unlike the innumerable self-help books written to remedy migraines through diet and behavioral changes, this text redirects our attention to patient-centered holistic care. After finishing this book, the reader appreciates that the simple act of gathering a history can […]
WTTW-TV interviews Rob Elder, author of Hemingway in Comics.
“In the comic book world there is the Marvel universe and the DC universe. Less well-known is the Ernest Hemingway universe. The writer, born in Oak Park in 1899, was a towering figure in 20th century literature, a witness to history and a popular figure in comics.
Over […]
KSUP True Crime books are “Stranger Than Fiction” according to Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine.
The Belle of Bedford Avenue:
“Like the best true crime, [McConnell’s] book digs deep into the milieu the victim and his likely assailant inhabited—a world of pampered, fast-living offspring of wealthy families. . .”—Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine
A Woman Condemned:
“James M. Greiner takes […]
Press author Richard “Pete” Peterson gives you the low down on the Steelers/Eagles rivalry in the Pittsburgh Quarterly.
“The rivalry reached a climax on Saturday night, October 23, 1954 when the Steelers played the Eagles at a sold-out Forbes Field in arguably the greatest game to that point in Steelers’ history—and it also featured a miraculous […]
Join Robert K. Elder, author of Hemingway in Comics on this informative interview from This Is Not a Pipe Podcast.
“There’s something about him—and his life and his work—that I think still contributes to a modern dialogue in a way that other writers just don’t.”
Listen here…
Don’t miss So Much More Than a Headache author Kathleen O’Shea as she answers the question: What’s it like to wake up as a sufferer of chronic migraine? In Psychology Today online.
“If the pain moves to a throbbing, pounding pain behind my right eye, I haven’t caught it in time, and the nausea and vomiting are […]
Don’t miss The House That Rock Built author Norm N. Nite in this amazing interview on It’s About You from WKYC-TV.
