It’s my first book published by a university press and I am thrilled by the great job done by director Steve Hull and his publishing team.
Hey Animal Lovers…
Potential readers should realize that The Hidden World of the Fox is not comprehensive at all–it’s rather like Natural History Lite.
An Inferior Book on Chinese Chiles
Dott writes in the dust cover blurb that he explores how chiles in China went from obscurity to ubiquity. If that is true, why is he stuck in the past and ignoring the current horticulture of a country that supposedly grows sixteen million tons of fresh chiles a year?
Review of “Bad Blood”
Bad Blood is a book that should be read by every business person anywhere. It’s not only educational, it’s humbling. Despite nearly unlimited funding, these people couldn’t make a success out of a flawed business plan.
Review of Black Flags, Blue Waters
The colonies of America loved the pirates because they spent money–lots of it–to replenish their ships, buying food, liquor, clothing, sailing gear (like lines and anchors) while they stayed and dined at inns, dallied with prostitutes, and bribed government officials.