Yeoman's in the Fork Blog

HBO looks to continue their string of successful programming

E-book may not be the answer to all our problems but it's the answer to some of them!

With the return of football, Keith highlights a few books by great football minds that are must reads for fans.

Another Yeoman's staffer continues our influential book theme.

I recently ran across an interesting article about a new book by Stephen Mansfield. The book is called The Search for God and Guinness: A Biography of the Beer that Changed the World.

Recently I had a great friend of mine, who I had not seen in a number of years, come into town to pay a visit. We had lunch and I suggested to him that he come out and see our store in Leiper's Fork before he left. So, the next day, as I was working at the shop, my friend stopped by and was very impressed with what he saw. I think he was most awestruck by our Benjamin Franklin bench that sits out on the lawn. Who could blame him?

"In The Presence Of History: The Authoritative Guide to Historical Autographs for Collectors, History Enthusiasts and Investors." Beautifully illustrated and laid out in a style that is user friendly and easy to read, this book comes highly recommended by Yeomans!

A New Year, A New Decade, Old Ideals and The Wisdom of Thomas Jefferson

Not a great deal is written about George Walton. There are no huge tomes written and not even modest biographies. The most one can find are brief sketches found in books written about the signers of the declaration.

I recently completed Dan Brown’s latest novel, “The Lost Symbol,” and I thought I would ramble on for a little while about my reaction to it.

My first exposure to Dan Brown was shortly after the release of The Da Vinci Code.