Curmudgeons Are People Too - Letters to the Dead (and a Couple to the Unborn) (Paperback)

A reader's review of Curmudgeons Are People Too: "A former journalist and speechwriter who has met people ranging from murderers to millionaires, A.C. Etheridge has lived a life worth knowing about. Reading his memoir essay collection is like having a conversation with him. It flows easily and entertains." The list of memoir essays: Across Thousands of Miles and Six Decades - Yes, My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys - Trees, Weather, and Vehicles - Places I've Been and a Road Not Taken - Cemetery Reflections - Talking to the Dead - Doctors, Lawyers, and Such - Money Madness - If Only Technology Had Stopped Evolving in 1978 - The Flawed Systems of Politics and Taxes - There's a Reason Mark Twain Wasn't President - Jesus Didn't Lie and See What Happened to Him - Picking Your Own War - In the Woods with Bugs and Imaginary Bad Guys - Boot Camp Almost a Half Century Later - More November Memories - Media Tigers Stalking the Cunning Sycophants - Can Journalism Get Any More Shallow? - A Long Name-Dropping Footnote - Coincidences, Premises, and Definitions - They Make New People Every Day - Making Choices - An Alphabet of Characteristics.