Some books so fluidly go past the tales they contain that the characters and setting almost become accompanying the universal themes they express without contrivance. Such a novel exists in Harper Lee’s masterful 1960 book, among the most revered pieces of fiction this country has ever produced. Set in rural, Depression-era Alabama, it’s a classic…

I’m a regular Glenn Beck listener, watcher, and reader so when I opened the novel I assumed it would be a good tale but I pretty much knew all he had to say. So I started out reading. The story-line is fine and held my attention. I was drawn into Noah – liking him and…

Alien to the inhabitants of Earth, the planet Mars is aging and nearing its debilitation. The Martians, not even comprehending humans to be anything other than animals, decide that it’s time to conquer this lush, young planet. Landing in various locations in southeastern England they start their conquest of the planet. Can man, with his…

The Greatest Trade Ever: The Behind-the-Scenes Story of How John Paulson Defied Wall Street and Made Financial History In the “Greatest Trade Ever” Gregory Zuckerman does more than just pass on the reader insight into John Paulson, the hedgefund manager that made fame for his short of the real estate market. The book points Paulson’s…

As if we needed more prove that the International Monetary Fund,World Bank , World Trade Organization, and United Nations are all tools of subjugation, now an insider tells all. Throughout the 70′s and 80′s, this writer connived to bring third world nations into debt-slavery by persuading their leaders to take vast loans from the World…