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William Cobbett: 1763-1835 English farmer, journalist and politician. His book Rural Rides collects together the articles published in his Political Register between 1822 and 1826, reflecting conditions of farmers and labourers in the English countryside, together with his views on the necessary actions for remedy and the shortcomings of government in this regard. Although this sounds amazingly dry, his forthright personality, original views and conversational tone, as well as the startling relevance of many of his topics to current political and social issues, give Rural Rides the immediacy ...

Ride Proud, Rebel! follows young Confederate cavalry scout Drew Rennie as he fights in the final year of the Civil War. Tasked with protecting his reckless cousin while navigating dangerous battles and shifting loyalties, Drew faces the harsh realities of war, honor, and survival. A gripping tale of courage, duty, and the cost of conflict.

Buy these print novels on lulu.com/shop. NEW PRINTED NOVELS: GenZ Fantasy Thrill Ride & GABE Corp. Both original novels start somewhere in the real world, describing factual situations and events we all recognize…. and then, one chapter to the next the plot wanders in truly strange territory. It enters a trance-dream-spiritual-hallucinatory God-Mind, mystical consciousness. It arrives in places we have never seen in any film on Netflix, Amazon, Apple, Paramount or on any of the Big Presenters of Big Loud Nonsense!Each of these two novels is less than 140 pages long, and covers more territory...

Newly commissioned Planeteer Rip Foster is launched into space on a high-stakes mission. From hazing on the spaceship to battling space enemies, Rip and his team face danger and excitement at every turn.

A podcast dedicated to low stakes deep dives into pop culture led by Marcy, a middle-aged, multimedia casual consumer. She is joined by her chosen brother Paul as they discuss science fiction and post apocalyptic TV/Movies. They recently reviewed HBO’s The Last of Us and Avatar the Last Airbender on Netflix. They are now eager to begin discussing the TV show Fallout on Amazon Prime.Marcy and Paul have been friends and occasional roommates for over 20 years. This means that they've spent countless hours sitting on a couch together watching TV and playing video games. Both of us love books...

Welcome to the juiciest book podcast where your favorite spicy stories from cutesy romance to smut and all the fantasy in between is reviewed, rated, and ranted about.Beware, salacious spoilers ahead in this laughter, tear, and thought provoking podcast.New episodes hosted by Karlee and Taylor every other Wednesday. For sneak peaks, exclusive content, and more, like/subscribe/follow us on streaming platforms and socials: https://linktr.ee/readitandrideit