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2018
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A collection of sometimes funny, sometimes sad short stories from comedian and author Matthew Brian Cohen. They are all very short - only a few pages or so. Some of them are first person and about my life. Some of them are about characters that are essentially me. Therefore, they are all about youngish people coping with their emotions in the modern world. That is, unless you are reading this in the distant future - in that case, congraulations on surviving climate change or whatever techn...
2013
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The Bird Book is a children's alphabet book by artist and educator, Brian D. Cohen, with rhyming couplets written by Holiday Eames. Created for their son, David, each letter of the alphabet in both uppercase and lowercase, corresponds to the bird illustrated on each page. The description can be read aloud to especially inquisitive children, or be enjoyed by an adult reader alike. Originally hand-colored and printed letterpress, only 26 copies were made. Now gathered in book form for the fi...
2013
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WHAT IF YOU HAD AN ANGEL ON YOUR SIDE?"Terrific advice from a master of the angel investing game. Brian Cohen reveals the art and craft of raising angel money. An investment in this book will pay off a thousandfold." -- DR. HOWARD MORGAN, founder and partner at First Round CapitalWhen you connect with the right angel investor, it's like finding a new best friend--you just have to know what makes him or her happy.Smart funding is waiting for smart founders...
Naturally Selected Correspondence, A
The Darwin-Wallace Letters
- Narrated by
- Brian Cohen
Unabridged
7 hours 37 min
2021
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Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace had a remarkable friendship and were the co-discoverers of the key mechanism behind evolution which was natural selection. Though they disagreed over the nature of the human mind, they admired and respected each other throughout their lives. Wallace, to his great credit and humility, always deferred to Darwin as the great architect of evolution by natural selection, even while Darwin praised Wallace for providing the most succinct explanation of how...
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