A century of air travel and a gorgeous wind map
Links to two gorgeous websites: one that documents a century of air travel and the other that graphically illustrates current wind conditions in the United Stat...
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“Into Action” is FREE this weekend
FREE this weekend: A stark military tragedy that hinges on a young soldier’s struggle to remain loyal to his distant girlfriend in a morally trying, sexually ch...
Moving BBC interview with a Great War fighter pilot
Jaw-dropping interview with Cecil Arthur Lewis, the last surviving British World War I ace
“Siberian Death Trip”: my WSJ review of “Dead Mountain, by Donnie Eichar
Here’s “Siberian Death Trip,” my review of Dead Mountain, by Donnie Eichar, in the January 4 & 5, 2014 edition of The Wall Street Journal. ...
Gorgeous retouch of an old Moon Chin photo
The classic 1941 Moon Chin photo, retouched by Jeff Schader. Isn't it gorgeous?
The grave of William and Kitsi Bond
A fellow so inspired by the story of William and Kitsi Bond that he decided to pay his respects in person...
Keith Richards and the creative process
Fascinating WSJ interview with Keith Richards: 'I had a sound in my head that was bugging me'" that details the evolution of their classic "Street Fighting Man....
Small pox and the power of love, 1868
Classic news item from January 11, 1868
Pearl Harbor Day in Hong Kong: “Those planes are Japanese!”
Pearl Harbor Day in Hong Kong--which, on the other side of the International Date Line, was December 8, 1941. Description of the Japanese attack on the China Na...
Pearl Harbor Day
A long-neglected article about the Pearl Harbor attack written by Elizabeth McIntosh, a reporter who was there. Along with a recording of FDR's "Day of Infamy" ...