1971-

Discusses the political, economic, and cultural life of the United States in the 1970s, including Vietnam, race relations, feminism, the environment, fashion, music, television, and film.

Journalist Dan Rather presents the stories of more than thirty everyday American men and women who have pursued their dreams of liberty, happiness, family, fame, education, innovation, and service.

Bill Bryson recounts some of the strange experiences he had when he returned to the United States after living in Britain for twenty years.

Text, illustrations, and photographs present a humorous look at America in the seventies.

Journalist Dan Rather presents the stories of more than thirty everyday American men and women who have pursued their dreams of liberty, happiness, family, fame, education, innovation, and service.

Beppe Severgnini chronicles the experiences he and his wife had while renting a house in Georgetown and attempting to adapt to modern American culture.

Text and drawings present scenes of modern America in its many aspects, from a New England parade to the Alaskan wilderness.

William Geist offers an amusing and expansive collection of essays exploring some of America's quirky, strange and offbeat towns and people.

Bryson, an Iowan transplanted to England, returns to search for the perfect American small town.