Bonhoeffer
by Eric Metaxas | 
At My Mother's Knee... And Other Low Joints
by Paul O'Grady | 
Like the Roman
by Simon Heffer |
Memoirs
by Pablo Neruda | 
Unbreak My Heart
by Toni Braxton | 
R. E. Lee
by Douglas Southall Freeman | 
The Way It Was
by Eliot Weisman | 
Amazing Faith
by Michael Richardson | 
John Wayne
by Scott Eyman | 
Albert Camus
by Catherine Camus | 
Max Perkins
by A. Scott Berg | 
Once Blind
by Kay Marshall Strom |
Genius in Disguise
by Thomas Kunkel | 
Ben Hogan
by James Dodson |
The Life and Diary of David Brainerd
by David Brainerd | 
Becoming Richard Pryor
by Scott Saul | 
Fante
by Dan Fante | 
The Secret Diaries of Charlotte Bronte
by Syrie James | 
Koestler
by Michael Scammell | 
My Brain is Open
by Bruce Schechter |
1921. In weaving the material into the connected narrative found in this book, the author consciously departed from fact in only one respect. Certain names are fictitious. In certain cases, in which the story he had to tell might give needless offense to the actors in it still surviving, or their children, and in which he was consequently confronted by the alternative of rejecting the story in question or changing the names, he chose the latter course without hesitation. Partly from books and letters, partly from documents and old newspapers, Hagedorn gathered bit by bit the story of Roosevelt's life as a ranchman; but the main sources of material were the men and women who were Roosevelt's companions and friends. Illustrated.