Nonfiction

The Deepest South of All by Richard Grant is a book about Natchez, Mississippi. It’s written in a travelogue format…

The Profiteers by Sally Denton was one of the best books I read all year. I picked it up after…

God’s Middle Finger by Richard Grant was one of the best travel books I read all year. Richard Grant is…

Short Works by Epictetus was an ebook that I obtained from Standard Ebooks. I’m glad I started with his Short…

A Literary Guide to Flannery O’Connor’s Georgia was a helpful and fascinating guide to pair with her writing. Her work…

The Almost Nearly Perfect People by Michael Booth is a 2014 nonfiction book detailing the author’s exploration of the cultural…

Lost Continent by Bill Bryson is a classic of travel literature, hilariously funny yet tinged with heartache. It is the…

The Business Book: Big Ideas Simply Explained is accessible reference book from DK about key theories of business and management.

The Games by David Goldblatt is a door-stop history of the modern Olympic Games, from their reinvention in Athens in…

Two of my favorite non-fiction books are The Ball Is Round and How Soccer Explains the World. Both are about…

This book is a collection of stories & tales from ~1780 to ~1830 on the Georgia Frontier. I picked it…

Bowhunting Public Land Whitetails is a book about…well, hunting deer on public land with a bow. I picked up the…

Most personal finance books are written by financial advisors who rely on communicating academic research and financial best practices that…

I read this book in a pair with Discipline Is Destiny (also in the same series). My likes / dislikes…

Discipline is Destiny is a book on one of the four cardinal virtues of Stoic philosophy (aka Temperance). Ryan Holiday…

This is the book that I was hoping would get published. Outdoor writing & media is dominated by (rightly so)…

Like their book on Mexico, DK Eyewitness Alaska is a super-handy, concise, structured way to quickly get a sense of…

I love these series of books by DK Publishing. They go under the brand of Eyewitness Travel and have been…

I picked this book up (at the library, but it’s also cheap on Amazon) after struggling to get through the…