admire and he is here this morning to talk about his new book and a new biography of mohammed ali. i understand this is his only third stop. for he speaks i ve been asked to mention a few things. first, the book possible,a of course, is pretty but if you would like to contribute to the cause you can do that at the headquarters for the book possible outside ort online and also i reminded after his remarks he will be heading over to the signing tent which is next to the tent out on the main plaza so you can have him sign your bookrn over there. jonathan s regard is one of the top writers of narrative nonfiction which is my favorite style. it s a fantastic author and best-selling book including two that i have read on lou gehrig and jackie robinson. jonathan is written for the new york times , theac new yorker, esquire in the washington post today he is a contributing writer for the wall street journal . his biography of commonality is the most anticipated book of the fall i
it s on honor for us here in nashville before jonathan speaks i been asked to mention a few things. first, the book festival is free, but if you like to contribute to the cause, you can do that at the headquarters for the book festival outside or online and also remind you that after his remarks jonathan will head over to the signing tent next to the parnassus tent on the main plaza, so you can have them sign your book over there. jonathan s regard is one of the countries top riders of narrative nonfiction, which is my favorite style, fantastic author. in addition to writing for best-selling books including two i have read on luke garrick and chomsky robinson jonathan has written for the new york times , the new yorker, esquire and the washington post and today he is a contribute writer for the wall street journal . his biography of mohammed ali is one of the most anticipated books of the fall and if you check out reviews, probably the most highly rated book of the fall
From the Dec. 19, 1947 Telegram: "Full military honors were accorded Reginald W. McLellan, husband of Mrs. Louise W. McLellan, 1704 North 21st Street, the first of Superior’s World War II dead to arrive home, at services Tuesday afternoon at soldier’s circle in Greenwood cemetery."
From the Oct. 31, 1947 Telegram: "Final rites, with full military honors, were accorded Thursday at Lake Nebagamon cemetery for Colonel Charles Louis Hooker, 107, Superior’s last surviving veteran of the Civil War."