You don't have to be near your local History Society to research anything about America anymore

I'm probably going to move this Blog to Word Press, but before I do, I wanted to make sure those of you who aren't already following the Digital Public Library know to experiment with a non-profit digital portal to all kinds of National museums and archives.  Think of it as primary sources that can help you vet what you read on Wikipedia.

If you like time-travel....

And especially if you lived through the 60s in America, you will enjoy Stephen King's 11/23/63, which I just got around to readings.

It is, among many things, a reminder than Obama wasn't the first President called a Communist by Republicans.

If you like rediscovering books already published, please visit a new crowdfunding web site, Unglue.it, a new venture I'm working with.

You can read more about this original model for reprinting ebooks using CC licenses (and paying authors and publishers) in this article on The Huffington Post:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/05/21/unglueit-free-ebooks-crowdfunding_n_1532644.html

Enjoy!