Tom Parker Audio

Augie, the exuberant narrator-hero, is a poor Chicago boy growing up during the Depression...

Huck Finn is a homeless rebel who loves freedom more than respectability.

Virtually all Americans above a certain age hold strong opinions about Douglas MacArthur...

This tells the Jackson story the way it should be told, giving a sense not just of Jackson's policies and actions but a sense of the man himself and the personality that drove him.

Behind the wondrous scenes and tournament play at the Augusta National Golf Club is a secretive club…

He was the biggest man baseball has ever produced. Babe Ruth transcended the sport that brought him fame, money, and adulation.

It was the year that Joe DiMaggio set his fifty-six-game hitting streak, that Ted Williams batted .406, that the Dodgers and the Yankees battled each other in a classic World Series, and that America went to war.

“Big Sur’s a humane, precise account of the extraordinary ravages of alcohol delirium tremens on Kerouac"…

Set in the small towns, ball fields, barns, and bedrooms of Alberta, Canada, and populated by some of the quirkiest and rowdiest folks in fiction…

In this fascinating portrait, McCann tracks the total transformation of Grant’s life as the source of his charms.

For this newly revised and updated edition, the author expands on the inward disciplines of meditation and prayer…

History portrays Daniel Boone as an Indian-fighting frontiersman, yet he objected to that reputation.

Day of Infamy is Walter Lord's gripping, vivid re-creation of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor...

Two ebullient young men are engaged in a passionate search for dharma, or truth.

The Glimmung wants Joe Fernwright. Fernwright is a pot-healer - a repairer of ceramics - in a drably utilitarian future where such skills have little value...

At the 1960 U.S. Open, Arnold Palmer overcame a seven-stroke deficit and won the championship by two strokes…

Ernest Hemingway’s literary ambitions took root in France in the 1920s among some of the most extravagantly creative artists of the twentieth century.

Ben Hogan was the hero no one knew. No one knew what drove him to practice until his hands bled or what private demons built the high walls that surrounded him, but he built a legend and a mystique that captivates golfers still.

Joshua L. Chamberlain of Maine was an academic and theologian by training, but he led his regiment to glory at Gettysburg, where he ordered the brilliant charge that avoided a Union catastrophe.

Gideon Clarke is out to prove to the world, as his father tried before him, that the world-champion Chicago Cubs traveled to Onamata, Iowa, in the summer of 1908 for an exhibition game against all-stars from the Iowa Baseball Confederacy, an amateur league.

This riveting biography follows Stewart from his childhood shaped by a strong-willed father to the fateful encounter with actress Margaret Sullavan…

Lancelot Andrewes Lamar, a disenchanted liberal lawyer, finds himself confined in a "nuthouse" with memories that don't seem worth remembering...

In The Lives of a Cell, Dr. Lewis Thomas opens up to the listener a universe of knowledge and...

The only thing more precious than water on Mars may be a ten-year-old schizophrenic boy, Manfred Steiner.

On the Road epitomized to the world the generation that Kerouac himself named as “beat.”