…by which I mean not so much that I’m writing (although that’s mostly what I do, when I’m not sheep-herding or stall-cleaning), but that I’ve just finished up a big [...]
For those of you who are sheep, wool, or knitting enthusiasts…I now have a farm store! If you’ve followed this blog, you know that I’ve been raising Leicester Longwool sheep and [...]
So this popped up this morning in my news feeder. It’s this week’s Top Ten Audiobook History Downloads on iTunes: Hey, I’m number 8! But only in Belgium. I’m really [...]
Folks, tomorrow is the Official Publication Day for The History of the Renaissance World: From the Rediscovery of Aristotle to the Conquest of Constantinople. …Which means nothing. [...]
Recently, the Wall Street Journal asked me to review Ken Ludwig’s new book How To Teach Your Children Shakespeare. I really, really wanted to like this book. And for the first few chapters [...]
After my readers reacted to the original recording of The History of the Ancient World, Audible pulled it and reassigned the project to John Lee, the wonderful British actor who recorded The [...]
In the midst of Barnes & Noble’s troubles, their editorial team has managed to post a review of The History of the Renaissance World. Tackling the entire Renaissance has overwhelmed [...]
A little while ago, my esteemed editor forwarded me this note from Norton’s subsidiary rights department… Audio rights for THE HISTORY OF THE RENAISSANCE WORLD have just been sold to [...]