Paging Bob Kohm

[Gregg]

A while back I asked the pen for a good book on Theodore Roosevelt. You had a suggestion and I misplaced it.

I am currently about half way through Theodore Rex by Edmund Morris and really enjoying it.

Can you please tell me again the book you recommended?

Thank you.

[revo]

Morris wrote a trilogy on Roosevelt, no?

[Weapon1]

Morris wrote a trilogy on Roosevelt, no?

He did, Rex is the middle one, covering the presidential years. The first, the Rise of Theodore Roosevelt, is considered by some to be a classic of the genre.

[Bob Kohm]

I believe that I had recommended Morris, Gregg. I'll look at my bookshelves over the weekend and see if I can come up with something else.

[Gregg]

He did, Rex is the middle one, covering the presidential years. The first, the Rise of Theodore Roosevelt, is considered by some to be a classic of the genre.

Bully!!

[Gregg]

Thank you gentlemen.

I found Theodore Rex in a used book store (I am shocked at how much I am enjoying this book). It did not occur to me that Morris would have written more than one about Roosevelt. It did occur to me that I had asked the pen about this subject and Bob came up with one. Since this book is just about the presidential years, I thought I would throw it out there, as now I am really interested in pre-president Ted.

I have a bit of a funny quirk, I do not really remember authors' names and I am not sure I have read more than one book by any author. Then again since I don't remember authors' names I could be wrong.

[Judge Jude]

"I have a bit of a funny quirk, I do not really remember authors' names"

no quicker way to a writer's heart than...

ah, never mind