Formed at their Oxfordshire secondary school in the mid-eighties, Radiohead have gone on arguably to be not only the most important rock group of the 1990s, but also the most significant post-rock group of the new century. Few would have predicted such greatness when their 1993 debut Pablo Honey appeared, revealing an infatuation with The Pixies and, in ‘Creep’ featuring a lead single deemed ‘too depressing to be playlisted on BBC Radio 1’. They went on to deliver two of the era-defining a...

This book, which was first published in 1938, began as a biography of Calvin Coolidge, but author William Allen White found early in his task that he was writing the story of the growth and rise of economic America from the seventies until the crash of the Coolidge bull market in the autumn of 1929.In this story of an era in American life, the figure of Calvin Coolidge, a curious reversion to an old type, stands out in contrast to the vivid color of a gorgeous epoch. The history of ...

"Confessions of a Sensitive Man" was written for every man or boy that was told that they are too emotional. Masculinity isn't defined by how much you feel, sense or experience emotionally. Twenty percent of the male population is highly sensitive, and this book is a starting point for them to become self-validated. In many ways, this book was written by my older self for my younger self. It is with that hope that I offer this book to younger highly sensitive boys and men.

It has been said that beliefs and observances in themselves most irrational wear a different aspect when viewed in the light of their origin and history. It is so with vaccination. Had it come upon the world as we know it, with failure and disaster, equivocation and apology, rejection would have been inevitable; but when we turn to the past we discover that our damnosa hæreditas has a tradition that goes far to account for, if not to excuse, the folly which remains. Vaccination was the suc...

During the few past years many biographies of Swedenborg have been offered to the public. Dr. Tafel, of Tübingen, in 1839, collected into one volume the testimonies of Swedenborg’s personal friends, his letters, and various documents relating to him which were scattered through many volumes. This “Book of Documents” was translated into English, and edited by the Rev. J. H. Smithson, of Manchester, in 1841; and was again reprinted in America and re-edited by Professor Bush, of New York, in ...

The story is narrated in the form of a letter from the protagonist, Henry, to his friend Me, recounting their experiences in a fictional war. The narrative humorously and pointedly comments on the wartime activities and the patriotism of the era. Through satire and irony, the book provides a critical perspective on the jingoism and enthusiasm that accompanied the United States' involvement in World War I.William Allen White was known for his wit and editorial writing, and "The Martial Adve...

The novel delves into the life of John Barclay, a wealthy businessman who rises to prominence in a small Midwestern town. As Barclay amasses wealth and power, he faces moral dilemmas and struggles with the responsibilities that come with his position in society."A Certain Rich Man" explores themes such as ambition, morality, and the complexities of human nature. Through Barclay's journey, the novel offers insights into the pursuit of success, the impact of wealth on personal relationships,...

The stories in "The Court of Boyville" are centered around the lives, adventures, and mischief of young boys in a fictional town called Boyville. These tales capture the spirit of childhood, the camaraderie among boys, and the various escapades and adventures they embark upon.William Allen White's stories are often nostalgic, humorous, and filled with vivid descriptions of the adventures, friendships, and challenges that come with boyhood. The collection celebrates the exuberance and imagi...

William Allen Bixler's Light on the Child's Path is a Christian devotional book aimed at guiding children through moral and spiritual development. Written in a simple and accessible style, the book uses biblical teachings to impart lessons of faith, kindness, obedience, and integrity to young readers. Each chapter includes biblical stories, practical life applications, and reflections designed to help children understand Christian values and apply them in their daily lives.Bixler emphasize...

In "The Martial Adventures of Henry and Me," William Allen White crafts a richly textured narrative that intertwines personal reflection with the broader strokes of American military history during the early 20th century. Drawing inspiration from the societal transformations wrought by World War I, the book employs a vibrant, conversational style that reflects White's journalistic roots. Through the lens of youthful ambition and camaraderie, White paints a vivid portrait of Henry, a charac...

In "A Certain Rich Man," William Allen White explores the complexities of wealth, morality, and human aspiration against the backdrop of early 20th-century America. Written in a style that marries journalistic clarity with rich characterization, the novel delves into the life of affluent businessman and philanthropist J.C. Penney, meticulously portraying his internal struggles and the societal influences that shape his decisions. White's keen observations and incisive prose allow readers t...

On Being a Sensitive Man is the follow-up companion volume to Confessions of a Sensitive Man. It was written to provide strategies and tools for highly sensitive men to help them navigate their lives. The book discusses correct mindset, how to expand the comfort zone, dealing with change and strong emotions, right livelihood, calm the mind, and move towards self-acceptance. The book concludes with how highly sensitive men can be an impactful force in helping to change the role men can play...