41.   His new book paints detailed portraits of men at war.

42.   His new book reads like a novel, but raises disturbing questions about security on the computer networks that millions of people are coming to rely on.

43.   His new book has thousands of step-by-step color photos demonstrating the most basic techniques such as slicing a carrot to trussing a chicken.

44.   His new book does not have the searing, epochal quality of the works of those famous writers, but it does show that Rinaldi belongs in their company.

45.   His new book focuses squarely on what many consider to be the next big wave of change in American businesses.

46.   His new book is full of luscious, rare images of such stars as Clara Bow, Claudette Colbert and Constance Bennett in various stages of undress.

47.   His new book offers a blow-by-blow account.

48.   His new book details not only his story, but those of numerous other executives like him.

49.   His new book is an attempt to provide Buddhist insights to readers who do not have much expertise in Buddhism.

50.   His new book is an extended commentary on the fate of culture in a modern democracy.