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Pica Roman Type in Elizabethan England
W. Craig Ferguson

Scolar Pr, 1989

79 reviews
Craig Ferguson

Chronicle Books, 2007

A Surreal Slice of Life
I cannot remember ever enjoying a book as much as I did this one. Prior to reading this book, I only knew Ferguson as "Mr. Wick" from the old Drew Carey Show - afterward, I've become a true fan. "Between the Bridge and the River" is an astoundingly funny book, full of the sort of sly, deadpan humor that Ferguson so ably displays on his late-night television show; but it is also poignant, ...

The Loan Book of the Stationers' Company: With a List of Transactions 1592-1692 (Occasional Papers of the ...
W. Craig Ferguson

Bibliographical Society of America, 1989

Between the Bridge and the River

2 reviews
Craig Ferguson

Chronicle Books, 2006

Not what I expected for some reason
But, I loved it. I was amazed at how his mind works. There have been very few books where I actually thought about the author as I was reading it (I usually just get into a story, read it, put it down when I'm done), but getting into the stories and how he wove them together, I really was trying to figure out his thought process. Where he was going to take us next. This book is not ...

The Full Tilt Poker Strategy Guide: Tournament Edition

24 reviews
Andy Bloch, Richard Brodie, ...

Grand Central Publishing, 2007

Great book for those with Experience
This is a true gem in the wacky world of poker books. After Sklanski & Malmuth, Super System I/II, and the Harrington trilogy, there are very few poker books that actually offer original content or any new insights into the game of poker. True, Bill Chen's "The Mathematics of Poker" offers both - to some extent - but in a format that is better suited for someone working on dissertation research ...