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A year ago, St. Louis businessman and author Martin Sneider rolled out “Shelf Life,” which its dust jacket called the first of four novels “about fashion and family.” Now, we
Among the front-page stories, which noted few planned layoffs and that the merger would create the largest aerospace company, was this piece detailing the history of the local company:
Oct. 2, 1968, Gibson disarmed the Tigers in surprising manner, not unleashing as many of his trademark fastballs.
“Beast in the Bluegrass” stretches Virginia Slachman's string of horseracing thrillers to three.
In the brief, easy-to-read and well-illustrated chapters — 88 of them — the author throws in some old tales of St. Louis that will ring as new to many readers.