Calvin Coolidge: The American Presidents Series: The 30th President, 1923-1929

David Greenberg, renowned author and historian, specialises in American political and cultural history. With a penchant for 20th-century American presidency, his writing masterfully links the past to the present, evoking a keen sense of context and continuity. A Harvard graduate and former editor at Slate, Greenberg's unique background in journalism lends a captivatingly journalistic flair to his well-researched historical narratives. His illustrious bibliography includes compelling works like 'Nixon's Shadow: The History of an Image', a critically acclaimed book delineating Richard Nixon's complicated public identity. This book earned him the Washington Monthly Political Book Award. His recent work, 'Republic of Spin: An Inside History of the American Presidency' crafts an insightful, panoramic view on the art of presidential persuasion, reaffirming his expertise in the field. Beyond the books, Greenberg's prowess in making history engaging extends to his academic career. He is a professor of History and of Journalism & Media Studies at Rutgers University, shaping new generations of astute thinkers. His erudition and passion for history resonate through his works, making David Greenberg a respected figure in American historical literature.