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Martha Bolton

NY Times bestselling author of over fifty books of humor and inspiration. Emmy-nominated staff writer for Bob Hope (both personal appearances and television specials). Recipient of four Angel awards and a Dove award nomination. Scriptwriter of hundreds of comedy sketches and other scripts. Her books include Didn'....[more]

Bruce Cook

Bruce Cook has earned credits as writer, producer, or director on eleven independent feature films as well as commercials. He has written more than twenty screenplays, including the films Husbands, Wives, Money & Murder; Line of Fire; and Nightwish. Since 1973 he has taught at a number of film schools, including US....[more]

LouAnne Johnson

LouAnne Johnson is a former U.S. Navy journalist, Marine Corps officer, high school teacher, and the author of The New York Times bestseller Dangerous Minds. She is the author of several nonfiction books as well as the novel Muchacho (Knopf 2009) which was awarded the 2010 Skipping Stones Award. At present, she is a a....[more]

Matthew Arnold

Matthew Arnold (December 24, 1822 – April 15, 1888) was an English poet and critic. He is best known for the lyric poems “Dover Beach” (1867), “The Scholar-Gipsy” (1853), the commemorative poem “Thyrsis” (1865), a series of essays called Culture and Anarchy, and Literature and Dogma. Arnold was born at Laleham on ....[more]

John Dewey

Michael Gilbert

Ian Abbott

Business & Economics, Education

Julie Adams

Juvenile Nonfiction, Language Arts & Disciplines

Mortimer J. Adler

Education, Fiction, History, Language Arts & Disciplines, Literary Collections, Philosophy, Political Science, Reference, Religion, Science, Social Science

Born in New York, Mortimer Adler was educated at Columbia University. Later as a philosophy instructor there, he taught in a program focused on the intellectual foundations of Western civilization. Called to the University of Chicago in 1927 by President Robert Maynard Hutchins, Adler played a major role in renovating ....[more]