Author: Joshua Kendall
2 past events. Jabberwocky Bookshop: Joshua Kendall (March 21 at 19:00) Joshua Kendall discusses The Man Who Made Lists. "Join Joshua Kendall as he discusses his newest book THE MAN WHO MADE LISTS, the story of Peter Mark Roget and his thesaurus."
Added by christiguc. Philadelphia Book Festival: Joshua Kendall (May 18 at 12:00) Joshua Kendall reads from The man who made lists : love, death, madness, and the creation of Roget's Thesaurus. Friends Book Store
In The Man Who Made Lists, language enthusiast Joshua Kendall profiles Peter Mark Roget, the eccentric, list-obsessed polymath who created Roget’s Thesaurus. Evocative and entertaining, Kendall’s “fine new biography of Roget” (New York Times) explores the power ... (more)of words and the lasting legacy of this rediscovered genius.
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