Now Is Not The Time To Panic
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Longears and Losers
Author: Alan K. La Selle
language: en
Publisher: Page Publishing Inc
Release Date: 2022-11-03
In a state of carnal bliss, Ad succumbs to Janae's pestering to enter the world of equine ownership. Their animal of choice is the Equus mulus. While enjoying mule ownership, a tragedy occurs. Ad is seriously injured when he's shot by an adversary he didn't know was still around and is forced into a period of convalescence that throws the family's emotions into shambles. Paddy O'Brien, the mule trader who sold them the critters, comes to Plantation Gartenberg to assist the family in their recovery from Ad's malady. Paddy's love of people, generosity, sense of humor, and imaginary constant companions, help him with his quest. New characters add a dimension of conspiracy to the tale while romance develops between a detective and a rebellious lady doctor who was inadvertently involved in Ad's injury.
Oreos and Dubonnet
Author: Joseph H. Boyd Jr.
language: en
Publisher: State University of New York Press
Release Date: 2012-07-17
A unique figure and an outsized personality, Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller was a man whose character, personal style, and (of course) wealth shaped both his goals and how he pursued them. Although many stories about Rockefeller have been published over the years, many more remain to be told, and in Oreos and Dubonnet, Rockefeller's former advance man and personal assistant Joseph H. Boyd Jr. and former political reporter Charles R. Holcomb bring together scores of behind-the-scenes anecdotes, accounts, and observations from a wide variety of people who worked with and for Rockefeller in various circumstances. Some of them (and even the title itself, which refers to the two things that Rockefeller asked to have in his hotel room at every campaign stop) add amusing or telling detail to the mosaic of this complex and creative man. Others illustrate the personal approaches or techniques he relied on to persuade, cajole, or otherwise get his way in the rough-and-tumble world of gubernatorial and presidential politics. And all of them add to our understanding of one of New York's most lively and influential governors.