1968 Democratic convention in Chicago

Below is a long blog post about 300+ books. I was doing some research for my new book on the 1968 Democratic convention in Chicago, and came across an old interview with one of our best historians, William Leuchtenburg. Here it is: http://www2.vcu.edu/engweb/leuchtenberg.htm The second part begins at “Academic Freedom” (which I think you will find interesting) but then goes to “Some Reflections,” which contains this lovely passage toward its end: “It’s no longer fashionable among historians or other humanists even to write autobiographies. The whole notion of that kind of writing has been discredited because so much of what people say they did as youngsters turns out not to be true.” That reminds me of something I heard David McCullough say once when he gave a speech to aspiring writers (he said this just after reading from his own work). He told them how when he first got started everyone who wanted to get published had to tell their life story before getting down to any real work—it didn’t matter whether these stories were fiction or nonfiction; all sorts of people wrote memoirs back then, and editors thought it was necessary to do such things if you ever hoped to have your fiction read by others. It wasn’t until later that serious authors realized you could start telling your stories anywhere except right up front. Anyway, here are three links to articles written by Leuchtenburg himself. You may want to look through them over lunch sometime soon! https://historynewsnetwork.org/article/74570 Below is a long blog post about 100 things I learned in the last year, which was inspired by this post of mine from one year ago. It’s really cool to look back on where you were at different times throughout your life and see how much you have grown as a person since then. 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