Monday Evening Book Reviews

Amazingly (or not) there are already books on the shelves about the U.S. mortgage crisis.  Oh look, here’s one now - CHAIN OF BLAME by Paul Muolo and Mathew Padilla.

The New Scotsman dishes on Dirk Bogarde’s posthumous epistolary biography: EVER DIRK: THE BOGARDE LETTERS.

ROB NAYER’S BIG BOOK OF BASEBALL LEGENDS gets a happy notice in texas from Lone Star Ball.

And today, random feels good, so I’ll throw in a review of a gardening book by Moya L. Andrews, called PERENNIALS SHORT AND TALL, because everything needn’t be dire.

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One Response to “Monday Evening Book Reviews”

  1. Bird of Prey Says:
    September 29th, 2008 at 7:55 pm

    Re: Chain of Blame. . . I agree with the premise that the post 9/11 aversion to any scrutiny or regulation seen hampering our financial recovery is largely to blame for our current economic crisis. In that regard Bin Laden has nearly won.

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