Phil Hall
Author
Phil Hall is the author of 11 books, the host of the syndicated radio talk show “Nutmeg Chatter,” the editor of Weekly Real Estate News, the co-editor of Cinema Crazed, and a writer whose work has appeared in the New York Times, New York Daily News, Hartford Courant, Wired, The Hill, Jerusalem Post, Cowboys & Indians, Film Threat, and Wrestling Inc.
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‘Garden Yourself Happy’: The Joy of Planting and Harvesting
Jonny Hincks brings his popular social media gardening insights into a user-friendly guide.
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‘New Mexico Monsters’: In Search of Wonderfully Bizarre Beasts
John LeMay presents a fun line-up of unlikely creatures from the state’s folklore traditions.
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Mathew Brady: The Photographer Who Helped Make Lincoln President
The father of photojournalism risked all to capture portraits and images of the Civil War at the infancy of commercial photography.
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‘Frederick Knott and Dial M for Murder’: The Making of a Classic Thriller
Richard Weill revisits the history behind the British playwright’s masterwork.
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‘Rory’: A Raw Look at the Golf Champion
Alan Shipnuck’s biography presents Rory McIlroy as a sports champion with a mercurial personality.
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‘Boston, 1776’: A Raucous Colonial Tour
J.D. Hickey captures the rough spirit of the Revolutionary War-era city.
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‘Robert Goddard’s Massachusetts’: At Home With a Rocket Scientist
Kevin Schindler and Charles Slatkin recall the people and places that shaped the physicist’s world.
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‘A Traitor in the FBI’: A Wild Mole Hunt
Former counterintelligence special agent Wayne A. Barnes offers an astonishing real-life adventure.
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‘Liberty’s Prison’: From Convict’s Son to Warden
Randall Liberty’s autobiography offers insight on penal system challenges, albeit with a peculiar writing style.
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‘America’s Founding Son’: A Curious Riff on John Quincy Adams
Bassist-turned-historian Bob Crawford recalls the sixth U.S. President in a well-researched but eccentric writing style.
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‘Garden Yourself Happy’: The Joy of Planting and Harvesting
Jonny Hincks brings his popular social media gardening insights into a user-friendly guide.
|
‘New Mexico Monsters’: In Search of Wonderfully Bizarre Beasts
John LeMay presents a fun line-up of unlikely creatures from the state’s folklore traditions.
|
Mathew Brady: The Photographer Who Helped Make Lincoln President
The father of photojournalism risked all to capture portraits and images of the Civil War at the infancy of commercial photography.
|
‘Frederick Knott and Dial M for Murder’: The Making of a Classic Thriller
Richard Weill revisits the history behind the British playwright’s masterwork.
|
‘Rory’: A Raw Look at the Golf Champion
Alan Shipnuck’s biography presents Rory McIlroy as a sports champion with a mercurial personality.
|
‘Boston, 1776’: A Raucous Colonial Tour
J.D. Hickey captures the rough spirit of the Revolutionary War-era city.
|
‘Robert Goddard’s Massachusetts’: At Home With a Rocket Scientist
Kevin Schindler and Charles Slatkin recall the people and places that shaped the physicist’s world.
|
‘A Traitor in the FBI’: A Wild Mole Hunt
Former counterintelligence special agent Wayne A. Barnes offers an astonishing real-life adventure.
|
‘Liberty’s Prison’: From Convict’s Son to Warden
Randall Liberty’s autobiography offers insight on penal system challenges, albeit with a peculiar writing style.
|
‘America’s Founding Son’: A Curious Riff on John Quincy Adams
Bassist-turned-historian Bob Crawford recalls the sixth U.S. President in a well-researched but eccentric writing style.
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