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Man to Man: Surviving Prostate CancerIn the autumn of 1994, Michael Korda was diagnosed as having prostate cancer. For several years, he had been examined, tested, and medicated, always...Read More
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Contra Costa Times, May 18, 2012
...word. He also credits his longtime research assistant, Mark Hill, and his editors at Simon & Schuster, from Michael Korda to Bob Bender. An early influence was the revered professor of architecture, Vincent Scully, whose class McCullough attended at Yale...
The Guardian Nigeria, February 3, 2012
...lack of leadership? However, if there are not enough leaders to meet the demand, what do we do? Michael Korda, the author of Power! a book on visionary leaders, when asked to draw up a list of world leaders, said, “the list of movers and shakers is not...
RICentral.com, January 22, 2012
...for a few months horses become the center of attention for many of us, young and old. Author Michael Korda’s book, Horse People, published by HarperCollins, is the kind of non-fiction book that gives us lots of interesting vignettes about all kinds of...
The Atlantic Wire, December 28, 2011
...of the future has him winning it all in 2012.) [ Huffington Post , Daily Mail ] Former publisher Michael Korda brings a surprising amount of readability to his essay expounding on the universally acknowledged truth that ghost-written Hollywood...
Leatherneck Magazine, November 30, 2011
...kind... "This piece comes not from Seven Pillars of Wisdom or from the David Lean movie or from Michael Korda’s wonderful new book, Hero. It’s... Interview With Author John Wukovits, Author Of "Black Sheep: The Life Of Pappy Boyington": MCA Poll What...
New York Post, November 27, 2011
...cancel my subscription because they raised the rates! Hero: The Life and Legend of Lawrence of Arabia by Michael Korda Ive been crazy about Lawrence of Arabia ever since I saw David Leans movie, so when this book came out, I thought it was a perfect...
Guardian.co.uk, November 25, 2011
...good – I've been reading bits with my children. I'm also reading Laurence Of Arabia, by Michael Korda, which is fantastic. And weirdly, I'm also reading Max Hastings' book on Churchill's war years. I'm sort of reading three things at the same time...
Wicked Local Hopedale, February 19, 2012
...eye — especially the eyes of historians. “Although Eisenhower, with his big grin, looked like a gregarious soul,” Michael Korda wrote in his 2007 biography, “this was in part a facade, or a protective mechanism, like a lot of things about him.”...
Wicked Local Mendon, February 19, 2012
...eye — especially the eyes of historians. “Although Eisenhower, with his big grin, looked like a gregarious soul,” Michael Korda wrote in his 2007 biography, “this was in part a facade, or a protective mechanism, like a lot of things about him.”...
Wicked Local Wrentham, February 19, 2012
...? especially the eyes of historians. ?Although Eisenhower, with his big grin, looked like a gregarious soul,? Michael Korda wrote in his 2007 biography, ?this was in part a facade, or a protective mechanism, like a lot of things about him.? After all,...
Orangeburg Times and Democrat, February 18, 2012
...eye - especially the eyes of historians. "Although Eisenhower, with his big grin, looked like a gregarious soul," Michael Korda wrote in his 2007 biography, "this was in part a facade, or a protective mechanism, like a lot of things about him." After...
York Weekly, February 15, 2012
...President Obama writes a lyrical and insightful account of his early years. "Ike ? an American Hero" by Michael Korda. President Eisenhower won not only the second world war but also the hearts of the American people. "John Adams" by David McCullough....
Portsmouth Herald, February 15, 2012
...President Obama writes a lyrical and insightful account of his early years. "Ike — an American Hero" by Michael Korda. President Eisenhower won not only the second world war but also the hearts of the American people. "John Adams" by David McCullough....
Lawrence Journal-World, February 14, 2012
...eye — especially the eyes of historians. “Although Eisenhower, with his big grin, looked like a gregarious soul,” Michael Korda wrote in his 2007 biography, “this was in part a facade, or a protective mechanism, like a lot of things about him.”...
