It's cold on the Wall. That's the first thing everybody tells you, and the first thing you notice when you're sent there, and it's the only thing you think about all the time you're on it, and it's the thing you remember when you're not there anymore. It's cold on the Wall.
- From The Wall by John Lancaster
A novel of special interest to those who are intrigued by religion, law, Roman history, decision-making, crisis-management, ethics, and courage.
Or Jesus, Pontius Pilate, Tiberius, and the Sanhedrin.
It's about the most famous trial in world history but be forewarned:
It's not about Pilates.
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- The Day the Music Sorta Died
- Let's End the American Cultural Revolution with Some Candor
- History's Personally Revealing Anecdotes
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- Memories of the Job Search Jungle
- To Get the Saw Dust on the Floor, We Need to Read the Writing on the Wall
Liza Libes on "Why Contemporary Publishing is Broken."
There is a reason why recent years have seen a jump in self-published books.
