I rarely find a book that makes me want to stop reading it, but that’s what I found with The Profiler. Filled with dry, egocentric writing and information I could have learned on Google (while being more entertained, I suspect), The Profiler fails on every possible level I can think of. You’d be well advised to skip this one.

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Guest Post by: Doug G In the past year, having graduated college and been thrust head-long into the "real world," I’ve come to learn a number of lessons that I failed to pick up during my four years of higher education. Most notably, I’ve learned that the "real world" costs a hell of a lot [...]

Guest Post by: Doug G In contemporary American society people divide and identify themselves along numerous lines, most notably race, gender, sexuality and religion. With a population so diverse you would think discrimination would often rear its ugly head and infiltrate all aspects of American life from job and school applications to simply shopping at [...]

Guest Post by: Doug G With its striking images of an oppressed and riotous people razing a prison to the ground and of swift justice doled out to both the rich and poor by the cold, unsympathetic edge of a guillotine blade, the French Revolution is a period oft-romanticized by historians and story-tellers alike (even [...]