Bob Hunter Bücher

Exploring the Midwest, Bob Hunter uncovers the rich history embedded in everyday locations, from parks to backyards. His journey highlights significant sites such as forts, trading posts, and battlefields, while delving into stories of heroism and tragedy. With a blend of humor and skepticism, he aims to distinguish between myth and reality, sharing encounters with diverse individuals who enrich the narrative. This exploration reveals the forgotten and remembered moments that shaped the Old Northwest.

A book about how to love justice as God does, and how to work for justice in everyday life.

A sports columnist for the Columbus Dispatch, Bob Hunter shares his insights and experiences in the world of sports journalism. Through his engaging writing, he explores the intricacies of sports culture, the challenges faced by athletes, and the dynamics of fan engagement. Hunter's unique perspective offers readers an inside look at the sports industry, blending personal anecdotes with broader commentary on the impact of sports in society.

An overview of Beryl Pogson's teaching of the Fourth Way.

The collection features over 130 sports columns and stories spanning three decades, providing a rich blend of nostalgia and discovery. It delves into the origin stories of prominent figures in sports, making it a compelling read for fans in Ohio and beyond. This anthology captures the essence of sports culture and the memorable moments that resonate with enthusiasts.

Exploring the teachings of Jesus, this book delves into essential practices for salvation. It offers a comprehensive examination of the actions and principles that believers should embrace, providing insights and guidance on how to live a life aligned with these teachings. Through detailed analysis, readers will gain a deeper understanding of the path to spiritual fulfillment as outlined by Jesus.

Exploring the intersection of reality and imagination, Bob Hunter revisits the unique landscape of Thurberville, inspired by James Thurber's vision of Columbus. The narrative distinguishes between the historical truths and fictional elements of Thurber's hometown, illustrating how it has transformed from a modest 180,000 population to a sprawling metro area of over two million. Through this journey, Hunter sheds light on the enduring influence of Thurber's humor and creativity in shaping the identity of Columbus.