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Tim Gebhart lives in Sioux Falls, SD, where he practices law in order to provide shelter for his family, his dogs, and his books. He is a member of the National Book Critics Circle and his blog de guerre is A Progressive on the Prairie.
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Aaron Burr's correspondence serves as primary source of portrait of enigmatic historical figure.
Religion remains central in police procedural set in the near future after "Faith Wars" and resulting "Second Enlightenment."
Novel creates, but doesn't deeply explore, an afterlife where the dead are encouraged to reincarnate rather than stay in eternity,
Narcissistic teenager engages in affair with wife of a French soldier during the First World War.
Law school professor's memoir of succeeding while battling bipolar disorder attacks the stigma attached to mental health issues.
Condensing the autobiography of the commander of Auschwitz into a 16-page "monologue" doesn't make the horror any less.
Fiction and nonfiction combine to examine the human capacity to inflict and endure suffering at Auschwitz.
Modern day up-and-coming psychopath's road of redemption begins after striking Jesus in the head with an ashtray.
Family sojourn to Croatian mountain village reveals truths about life and family.
Three Stooges FAQ is an exceptional and objective look at the comedies of the two-reeler trio.
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