James Pruitt: 5 books

Book cover of The Forty-Three Presidents

The Forty-Three Presidents

What They Said to and About Each Other

by Nero James Pruitt
Language: English
Release Date: August 6, 2015

Harry Truman may have only slightly overstated the matter when he said, The presidents made the highlights of American history, and when you tell about them, youve got it. We can, in fact, learn a tremendous amount about the world in which we live by studying the forty-three presidents, including...
Book cover of Good News for Moderns
by Nero James Pruitt
Language: English
Release Date: June 27, 2015

There are many ways to be a Christian. In Good News for Moderns author Nero James Pruitt shows that within the pages of the New Testament there is room for a diversity of Christianities. This is a diversity that is not talked about often but, when properly understood, expands the perception...
Book cover of The Findog

The Findog

Poetry from Within

by James Pruitt
Language: English
Release Date: October 5, 2015

This book is more of a collection of poems from the last twenty years. Some may be thoughts or include events leading to but most like this book is the return value of being single. Or suppose, my compromise didnt work.
Book cover of Dirty Boulevard

Dirty Boulevard

Crime Fiction Inspired by the Songs of Lou Reed

by David James Keaton, Jonathan Ashley, Rusty Barnes
Language: English
Release Date: September 13, 2018

Inspired by the outcasts, outlaws, and other outré inhabitants of rock legend Lou Reed’s songbook, Dirty Boulevard traffics in crime fiction that’s sometimes velvety and sometimes vicious, but always, absolutely, rock & roll. Inside, you’ll find stories from the fire escapes to the underground,...
Book cover of Lost City, Found Pyramid

Lost City, Found Pyramid

Understanding Alternative Archaeologies and Pseudoscientific Practices

by David S. Anderson, Jeb J. Card, Christopher Begley
Language: English
Release Date: September 15, 2016

*Lost City, Found Pyramid delves into the fascinating world of sensational “pseudoarchaeology,” from perennial discoveries of lost pyramids or civilizations to contemporary ghost-hunting and reality TV. It examines how nonscientific pursuit of myths and legends warps both public perceptions of...
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