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The Forgotten Writer Who Chronicled America from the Gilded Age to the Space Age

Join He was born 150 years ago today, during the Ulysses S. Grant administration, and he died the year NASA was established. Samuel Hopkins Adams’s millions of words must have reached just about every American during his life, whether through his muckraking journalism, short stories, romance novels, movies, poetry, histories, or biographies. He was a one-man Ford factory for the written word in every form it could take for the majority of his long life. But after he died, Adams’s legacy of documenting America’s evolving zeitgeist was relegated to archives and dusty libraries. Adams’s broad career hasn’t garnered the same lasting attention of some of his contemporaries like William Faulkner, Ida Tarbell, or F. Scott Fitzgerald. He called his own writing “competent,” and others scarcely disagreed. But his mountain of work reveals in relief the humor and gravity of a modern society taking shape in the 20th century: principled antagonism to corporate corruption, sex

Phil Collins - 12ers +Album Reviews +Used CD available for Swap

Phil Collins | 10/12/2006 (5 out of 5 stars) Okay folks, lets have a little chat. I ve read a lot of your reviews of Phil Collins albums, and why some of you would take the time to write such mean spirited trash about this icon is beyond me. His solo career alone is impressive enough, but when you factor in Genesis, his other bands like Brand X and Flaming Youth, as well as the soundtracks and collaberations with other artists, Phil has sold 300 million albums world wide. Apparently someone likes him, or was EVERYONE let down by EVERY single album? I just bought 12 after years of resisting it. I didn t see the point in buying a CD full of songs I already owned. Listening to it I see how wrong I was. These are Phil songs you could play in any club and get people dancing (assuming they didn t know they were listening to the wrongly hated Phil Collins, of course). Take me Home, Sussudio, Who Said I Would, Don t Lose My Number, One More Night and Only You Know and I know

Bill Caldwell: Electrical Progress Exposition displayed a future powered by electricity

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