Matthew Benjamin Bücher

Focusing on Ethical Monotheism, the narrative follows a man's quest to convey the message that God exists and emphasizes the importance of righteous conduct. Throughout his journey, he engages in dialogues with individuals from various religious and philosophical backgrounds, tackling a wide range of theological, religious, and moral issues. The book serves as a contemporary exploration of morality, inviting readers to reflect on the expectations of ethical behavior in a diverse world.

A hilarious rendition of paranoia - The New York Times

From barnyard to backyard, lowly hens have flown the country coop and joined the city chicken movement. A new generation of small-acreage farmers raising heritage breeds has inspired urbanites and suburbanites across America to install some poultry out back for eggs, meat, fertilizer, and cockeyed companionship. Whether the breed is Jersey Giant, Wyandotte, Buff Orpington, or Silver Frizzle Polish--chickens are now chic. This is not a how-to book on raising chickens but rather a wry, fascinating, sometimes startling appreciation of them, conveyed in compelling accounts by Susan Troller and striking prints and paintings by S.V. Medaris. A bonus: chicken stories from three of Wisconsin's most celebrated writers--Jane Hamilton (The Book of Ruth, A Map of the World), Michael Perry (Coop, Population 485), and Ben Logan (The Land Remembers)--round out the collection.