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The way the moments and the music connected over his life in literature and the law is author Jack L.B. Gohn's subject in this literate and revelatory memoir.Charting his evolution from a 1950s preschooler absorbing a misleading sense of security from a children's record to a retiree deriving pandemic solace from watching musicians collaborate remotely on a Sondheim overture over YouTube, Gohn vividly evokes the times and astutely interprets the songs. Along the way, Gohn scrutinizes the work of performers from universally -known icons like the Beatles and Dylan to world musicians like Pietra Montecorvino and San Telmo Lounge, from country stars like the Chicks to orchestral composers like John Adams.Partly confessional, partly poignant reminiscence, partly an interrogation of the music that structured Gohn's thoughts and feelings over seventy years, What I Was Listening to When... explores a varied life and a unique sensibility.And the reader can come along for the ride streaming free shared playlists on Spotify and YouTube that track the songs considered in the book.

The 2020 Coup takes bits and pieces of evidence from across America and knits them together into the definitive work on how the election was stolen.Patrick Colbeck served as a certified Poll Challenger at the TCF Center in Detroit. He witnessed the fraud firsthand. He witnessed the late-night ballot drops, poll challenger lockouts, pizza boxes taped to windows, and voting equipment connected to the internet.He has been investigating the scale and significance of the fraud ever since.After reading The 2020 Coup, you'll be equipped with: a solid understanding of how elections are supposed to work, documented evidence of what actually happened, and a plan of action to thwart the efforts of those behind the coup.America is in an information war between coup activists who seek our fundamental transformation, and proud Americans who seek to preservethe blessings of our constitutional republic. This book breaks through the Big Tech and mainstream media information embargo to equip you with thetruth they do not want you to hear.

Marten''s phone rattled across the desk at his bedside. Reaching over in the dark, he picked it up and cradled it and its dim light penetrated the dark. A text relayed in from the nearby phone network tower.Marten''s interest was heightened, and he wiped his hands across his eyes in order to better focus. Two words appeared: Go Go''s. He need not review the source; this could only be from one person-Nicolas. When a journalist sets out to write a book about terrorism, he learns more than he bargained for.Will his sacrifices be worth it?Will anyone pay attention?Can America be saved?