Title: A Hoosier professor
Product review: The opening part of the book is interesting. The rest of it is inexplicable. On one hand, the attempts at humor are hard to square with the seriousness of the situations that these people faced. On the other hand, the attempts at humor are also primarily at the expense of Christ, Christianity, Christians, and conservatives. (How the author could possibly know Margaret Thatcher's thoughts about the 14th and 15th centuries is hard to figure, for instance.) About midway through, I got tired of the snideness and threw the book away. It was clearly going to be the same tired remarks over and over again, even though there were bits of interesting history buried under them. My recommendation: Do not buy this book.
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