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• J. Edgar Hoover - Honk If You Love J. Edgar Hoover (Link Partner)
Allyn Baskerville and Bill Gillespie's account of the career of an F.B.I. agent from 1970 to 1990.
http://www.honk.ws

• Allen Williams, Maude - Maude: She Grew Up with the Country
From the secrets of living to age 110, to family life before TV; details from Maude's life.

• Fair Mile Books
Chronicling her Brooklyn upbringing during the 50s and 60s.

• Bellows, Jim - The Last Editor
Chronicles the life and career of Jim Bellows.

• Benbow, John - Brave Benbow
Biography of Admiral John Benbow.

• Boyce, William D. - Lone Scout: W. D. Boyce and American Boy Scouting
Biography of Chicago newspaper publisher, adventurer, entrepreneur and founder of the Boy Scouts of America in 1910.

• Constable, Daniel and William - Citizen Daniel and the Call of America
Brian Jenkins' account, based on letters and journals of two brothers who sailed from England to America in 1806, and traveled from Niagara Falls to New Orleans.

• DeRosier, Linda Scott - Songs of Life and Grace
A memoir of growing up in Appalachian Kentucky.

• Earhart, Amelia: East To The Dawn
Susan Butler's biography of Amelia Earhart.

• Earnhardt, Dale- Image of Greatness
A biography in pictures; unique photos on the life of the NASCAR legend.

• Fenoglio, Virginia - A Beautiful Time
The story of a woman's life, through her family, focussing on the final few months of her life.

• Fisher, Carl G - The Pacesetter
Jerry M.Fisher reveals the relationships of Carl Fisher with key figures of the 20th century.

• Foltz, Clara Shortridge: The Lady Lawyer
Sharon Avey's book, featuring a career that spanned 56 years and its impact on others.

• Foster, Allen - Around the World with Citizen Train
Biography of a capitalist, communist, royalist, revolutionary, pacifist, warmonger, presidential aspirant, candidate for Dictator of the U.S.A., and eccentric.

• Frost, Margaret: Pacing to Peace
Autobiography of the first Australian reins-woman.

• Gell-Mann, Murray - Strange Beauty
George Johnson's biography of the physicist who discovered the quark, and the Eightfold Way.

• Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire
Amanda Foreman's story of one of the most flamboyant women of the 18th century.

• Ginsberg, Allen - Ginsberg at Evergreen
Leo Daugherty's interview with the poet.

• Golden, Harry - The Serious Humor of Harry Golden
Clarence W. Thomas' account of Golden's celebrity and importance to the civil rights movement.

• Griffith, Nanci - Other Voices
A personal history of folk music, written with Joe Jackson, and published by Amber Waves.

• Gutteridge, Don - In Words and Pictures
Autobiography of his playing with the St. Louis Cardinals Gashouse Gang, St. Louis Browns and Boston Red Sox.

• Hammond, John - Beloved African
Jill Baker's account of the life and work of her father, a pioneering educator in Rhodesia and Zimbabwe.

• Haughey, Charles - Sweetie
Kevin O'Connor's story of a former Prime Minister of Ireland; his life, loves and enemies.

• Hearst, William Randolph - Hearst Over Hollywood
Louis Pizzitola's book about Hearst's role in shaping films from the Silent era to the 1940s. Note; Flash required, no HTML option.

• Horn, Stacy - Waiting for My Cats to Die
Autobiographical discussion of death, TV, music, the single life and cats.

• Howerton, Allan - Dear Captain, Et Al.
A story of survival in and within Company K, 335th Infantry, during World War II.

• Ingerson, Norman and Murdock, Stella - The Victorian Courtship Letters 1892-1896
Jennifer Elvgren's collection of letters written in the late 19th century in Jamestown, New York and Western Pennsylvania.

• Jaramillo, Cato - Too Stubborn to Die
Nordhausen survivor's story.

• Jung, George - Grazing In the Grass Until the Snow Came
Autobiography; deals with the cocaine trade in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

• Kelly, Gerald E. - Honor for Sale
Autobiographical account of the theft of over 500 pounds of narcotics from the NYPD's Property Clerks office during the 1970s.

• Kilmer, Joyce - A Literary Biography
John Covell's account includes many lesser-known poems.

• Loetscher, Ila Fox - The Turtle Lady of South Padre Island
Evelyn Sizemore's biography of a woman who fought to save an endangered species.

• Lowe, Bob - Everybody Pays
Maurice Possley and Rick Kogan's story of a Chicago mob hit in the 1970s, and the toll it took on the sole witness.

• McCrae, Jackson Tippett
The Bark of the Dogwood. The writer's memory of people, places, homes, and gardens of the South.

• Mooney, Nan - My Racing Heart
The world of thoroughbreds and the track. Includes biographical information, background and reviews.

• O'Donoghue, Nannie Lambert Power
The biography of a horsewoman, humanitarian writer and journalist.

• Pontalba, Baroness de: Intimate Enemies
Christina Vella's account of the two worlds of the Baroness; a 19th century woman whose career spanned two continents. Signed editions.

• Robbins, Rhea Cote - Wednesday's Child
Growing up as a woman in the Franco-American culture in Maine.

• Roth, Margie - Absecon Diary of Margie Roth
Harry F Schmoll presents a showgirl's diary, written during the 1930s.

• Sabb, Richard - NoTimeTo Die
Autobiographical account of surviving cancer and the American Justice system.

• Sacks, Frank - The Waterbed Wars
The behind-the-scenes story of a American fad.

• Smith, Jack DeBar - The Iconoclast Goes to Sea
World war II experiences as an enlisted man in the US Navy.

• Stooges, The Three
Photos and text highlights from a book about the comedy team. The fifth in a series, written by the Forrester Brothers, from Donaldson Books.

• Summers, Thomas A. - Hunkering Down
Autobiographical study of one man's experience in advocating social justice for the mentally ill.

• Turnbull, Colin M. - In the Arms of Africa
Roy Richard Grinker's biography of the anthropologist.

• Wayne, John - A Giant Shadow
Biography of the actor.

• Welfare to Millionaire-Heart of a Winner
Immigrant woman overcomes obstacles to achieve American Dream

• Wilder, Laura Ingalls - Little House Country
Information about Laura Ingalls Wilder, books about her life and links to the places she wrote about.

• Winton, Alexander - Famous but Forgotten
Automotive pioneer and industrialist who produced cars between 1896 and 1922. Site includes table of contents and book excerpts. Written by Thomas F. Saal and Bernard J. Golias.