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Old 04-25-2018, 02:32 PM   #952
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In my opinion his books are interesting reads, well the ones I have tried.

Those who enjoy this book may also like McWhorter's Lexicon Valley podcast (but the podcast will not be enjoyed by closed minded and unworldly grammar and pronunciation policemen ).
I will look into that. Podcasts will work for my weekend commute.

Meanwhile, Michaelangelo and the Sistine Chapel is on sale at Amazon right now for $1.99.

I have this book and found it very interesting.

Funny, I think about he Sistine Chapel and the Vatican and my thought runs to a novel called Saint Joan, which was nice, so I looked it up: $15 on Kindle, but there is a Charles River pub for $2.99 on the same subject. But for that price you get all of the following, squeezed into 64 pages:

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*Includes pictures
*Includes medieval and modern accounts of Pope Joan's story
*Looks at the different theories about Pope Joan's existence
*Includes online resources and a bibliography for further reading
*Includes a table of contents
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