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78Danielle Steel Vs. Nora Roberts
Writers Nora Roberts and Danielle Steel are two of the most read romance authors of our time. People love them both for different reasons and they both share readers from all walks of life. This article is meant to explore the differences between these two iconic figures of the pen.
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72Find New York Times Best Seller Books in the Kindle library -NY bestseller list has many Kindle editions
Find New York Times Best Sellers for your Kindle here. The new Yorksw Times does the work for you, tracking the most popular books in the USA as well as the world. You can read here to see what those books are.
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77Response to "Capitalists And Other Psychopaths"
If you have not read “Capitalists And Other Psychopaths” by William Deresiewicz in this weekend’s (Sunday, May 13, 2012) New York Times weekend paper, please do so at your earliest convenience; it is a great example of the proverbial...
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74Who's Benefiting from Free Trade? 5-20-11
Why should American workers and Chinese workers be sacrificed on the altar of free trade to fatten the coffers of WalMart and other companies whose factories, or those of their contractors, pay low wages for work in dangerous, unhealthful conditions while polluting the world's environment?
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74Why Did It Take So Long to Find Bin Laden?
4th May 2011 I wrote some time back first part of an article A New Dark ages. I have to still write second part. But events of last few weeks indeed give a new perspective to all these affairs. I will rather wait a little to get back to it. Though...
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74The Legend of Stumpy - The Flying Torso of Houston, Texas
Stumpy was the nickname he had given to his most unforgettable case of an unidentified body. My head jerked up when he was saying that the body was unidentified to this day because all he had to go on was a torso. The body had no head, no arms, no legs. It was found in a local bayou some 25 years ago (at the time). The time line instantly brought back all the memories of the day my sister had the run in with the "Tasmanian Devil".
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73New York Times Bestseller Fiction January 16, 2011
The New York Times Bestseller Fiction for January 16, 2011 includes the top selling hardcover and paperback fiction books sold in the week ending in January 2, 2011. As a writer I am always interested in the New York Times Bestseller list for...
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73How is Ammonia Used in the World Today?
Ammonia is used in a variety of ways. Amazingly, ammonia is both natural and can be man made. The synthetic ammonia was created during World War I. Ammonia is used extensively throughout different industries and recently was found by the NY Times being used on our ground beef. Learn how this natural and man made chemical is created and learn how it is used today in various industries.
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71Thomas Kinkade - Renowned Painter and NY Times Best-Selling Author
Thomas Kinkade is a renowned painter, but he is also a NY Times Best-Selling author of the Cape Light Series and Angel Island...
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67The New York Times favors censorship !
I am not one to waste words. So I am gonna get straight to the point on this one. I was looking over the Drudge Report this morning and as usual I wanted to see what kind of crap the LA and the NY Times were spewing out today. Lo and Behold as soon...
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