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#2 in a series of incredible but true stores of Cleveland crime and disaster.
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A collection of the best of Eric Broder’s oddly pensive, occasionally bizarre, and frankly often embarrassing musings on daily life.
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Tales from the Road
Memoirs from a Lifetime of Ohio Travel, Television, and More
by Neil Zurcher
After a million miles and four decades as a TV reporter, Neil Zurcher has a lot of great stories to tell . . . He met Prince Charles in a bathroom, and tripped and fell on President Gerald Ford. He ra . . . [Read More]
LeBron James: The Making of an MVP
by Terry Pluto | Brian Windhorst
#1 draft pick . . . Rookie of the Year . . . All Star . . . Olympic gold . . . Most Valuable Player— Cleveland Cavaliers player LeBron James has had an exciting ride to superstardom. This book, by Cle . . . [Read More]
Cleveland's Greatest Disasters!
Sixteen Tragic Tales of Death and Destruction—An Anthology
by John Stark Bellamy II
This collection of the 16 best true disaster stories from the popular books of John Stark Bellamy II retell the most terrible tragedies in Cleveland history, including: The apocalyptic East Ohio Gas C . . . [Read More]
Ohio Road Trips 2nd Edition
52 Trips—Hundreds of Fun & Unusual Getaway Ideas
by Neil Zurcher
New, updated, and expanded edition of this popular local guide! Discover the best and most unusual places to visit in all of Ohio. Longtime TV travel reporter Neil Zurcher has made a career of showing . . . [Read More]
Gimme Rewrite, Sweetheart . . .
Tales From the Last Glory Days of Cleveland Newspapers—Told By The Men and Women Who Reported the News
by John H. Tidyman
It was a job unlike any other—putting out a daily newspaper for a major city. In this case, Cleveland, where reporters, photographers and editors were envied, threatened, beatified, fooled and thought . . . [Read More]