Hey!
I think its cool you have a new mic. What kind of mic did you get? I have been using a Blue Yeti for years now. Hangs upside down at my desk on a boom arm.
Whatever happened to working with a friend of yours on a book? I forget the details, that didn’t pan out?
As for John Adams, the go-to biography is probably Charles Francis Adams’ 1874 work “The Life of John Adams”, which is a massive book weighting in with two volumes. I would think that “Novanglus, and Massachusettensis” would be a better option not being so large. It contains some amazing thoughts, but that’s because I generally find biographies to be boring.
https://www.gutenberg.org/files/45205/45205-h/45205-h.htm
“From passages I have seen, his story is astonishing. And completely unknown, shedding light on Soviet espionage to an ally we were helping at the time. And the things he observed seriously implicated Harry Hopkins, who I have long viewed as a Soviet Rat.”
Unfortunately, Major Jordan’s Diary is not in the public domain.
However I did not know this existed. These are the kinds of things that can be really elevated and brought back to life. It’s a shame that its still behind the copyright firewall.
I might know of a few things sorta like this, let me think about it.
I am using a Blue Yeti as well! It is heavy, so...it must be valuable, right...:)
My friend has a contract, so I can’t help him with that book of his, but...if I ever can, I told him I would for no charge!
I am enjoying this-it is a challenge, and I get to learn and read things I might not otherwise have read. Your post was a good one, that we as conservatives are not as knowledgable about some things as we should be, and this makes them more accessible.