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Rat Poison, Cheating, Close Deaths, The Bonkers Story Of The 1904 Olympic Marathon In St. Louis
The 1904 St. Louis Olympics were unlike anything before or since. A chaotic marathon of dust, poison, wild dogs and cheating that almost ended the event for good. Discover the unbelievable story of America’s first and strangest Olympic Games.
When Marilyn Went to War: The Story of Marilyn Monroe’s Visit to the Troops in Korea
In 1954, Marilyn Monroe left her honeymoon in Japan to perform for American troops in freezing Korea. “It was the best thing that ever happened to me,” she said. For the soldiers, her warmth and laughter brought home to a war-torn land.
Malcolm Campbell’s Leap to Three Hundred: How Blue Bird, Rolls Royce and an Obsession Turned Salt and Sand into Speed
From battered sand at Daytona to blinding white salt at Bonneville, Malcolm Campbell’s Blue Bird fused Rolls Royce power and Railton craft to shatter three hundred miles per hour in 1935. How a cool head, a smarter nose, and twin rear wheels made history.
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