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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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Vietnam veteran's ideas on training soldiers for combat and after is a profound and important "must read."
The Golden Mean explores the life and ideas of Aristotle by looking at his time as Alexander the Great's tutor.
Wealthy man who regrets compromising his radical ideals seeks to vicariously provoke political uprising through young dissident blogger.
Author tells story of the coach and teams who took a town of 250 to national prominence in six-man football.
Turbulence plays a role in science and life is main theme of novel based on forecasting weather for D-Day.
Penn Jillette is his usual brash and candid self in writing about what might be called the Penn Commandments.
Geoff Dyer's meditation on World War I and its effects takes an unconventional approach.
The Long Night examines the experiences of the journalist that gave rise to the most popular work on the history of Nazi Germany.
Novel-like style of true story of theft of lunar material follows author's previously successful approach.
First novel envisions a dystopian America some 20 years from now.
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