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Original Essays | November 5, 2009

John Buntin: IMG Notes from the (Bibliographic) Underground

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The Lost Blogs: From Jesus to Jim Morrison: The Historically Inaccurate and Totally Fictitious Cyber Diaries of Everyone Worth Knowing

by Paul Davidson

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There's no such thing as too much information.

What if the most famous, brilliant, obsessive, strange, dumb and evil people throughout history had blogs? Wonder how Charles Lindbergh kept busy during his transatlantic flight? Wonder how Napoleon could possibly have reached the keyboard? In The Lost Blogs, you'll read the intimate weblogs of 175 iconic historical figures writing about their stupid pets, shaving rituals, primate romances, and plans for world domination — just like any other blogger...maybe even you! Here's your chance to discover:

  • Why Vlad the Impaler (and closet fashionista) insisted on symmetrical impalings
  • How a juicy hot dog nearly derailed Gandhi's hunger strike
  • Helen Keller's photoblog
  • Brigham Young wondering what to get his forty-three wives for Mother's Day
  • Frida Kahlo's lucrative endorsement deal with a tweezer manufacturer
  • Shakespeare selling out by bringing Romeo and Juliet back from the dead after the Queen calls the play "depressing"
  • Marilyn Monroe's frustration at her new beau "J," who blows her off because of an impromptu engagement in Cuba
So toss out your triple espresso and relieve your carpal tunnel syndrome. For the low, low price of $13.95, experience The Lost Blogs for half the cost of your monthly Internet fee, and read a digital version of history that was never meant to see the light of day.

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9780446697385
Subtitle:
From Jesus to Jim Morrison: The Historically Inaccurate and Totally Fictitious Cyber Diaries of Everyone Worth Knowing
Author:
Davidson, Paul
Publisher:
Warner Books
Subject:
American - General
Subject:
Internet - World Wide Web
Subject:
Celebrities
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Form - Parodies
Publication Date:
May 2006
Binding:
Paperback
Language:
English
Illustrations:
Y
Pages:
275
Dimensions:
7.88x7.96x.64 in. .96 lbs.
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