re: #317 wheat-dogghazi
I figured it out:

It says ‘Naron’ in text but when I copy it adds an extra ‘on’ in the name.

5 of 7 people found the following review helpful
“Sacrifice of the Fittest”
By Chris Naronon May 30, 2013
Format: Kindle Edition
Charles C. Johnson’s first book is best described as a home run on the first pitch. Charles is a brilliant young man who has the potential to be to his generation what William F. Buckley Jr. was to his, or at last what Alex P. Keaton was to mine. But seriously, his blogging during his undergraduate years at Claremont McKenna parallel Buckley’s God and Man at Yale and his aggressive intellect positions him to be the man who stands athwart history yelling stop! It’s only fitting that he’s chosen Calvin Coolidge as his subject because “standing athwart” is what Coolidge was all about.