Book Reviews always intrigue me. I’m fascinated to read a writer’s perspective on another’s work. It also strikes me as humorous that one writer might spend a day summarizing a bold new piece of historical research that took the author years to research. I imagine it would be a bit disappointing (and humbling) to see all that work condensed [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘Beginnings’
March 11, 2009
Inaugural Address
My fellow readers (of whom I am the first and, quite possibly, the only one),
The very idea of crafting an opening line thrills and terrifies me. How might I draw you in, entice you, convince you to continue reading without making you feel coerced?
Such is the task of a speechwriter each time he or she [...]
