Chuck Howe is a great musician and with If I Had Wings, These Windmills Would Be Dead, he shows what I've known for years: That he's also a brilliant writer. Wings reads like a concept album, with its recurring themes, tons of gorgeous, leftfield imagery and a memory so vivid, you would swear it was all his imagination, if you didn't know him any better. Howe takes you on a trip full of many bumps, bruises and missteps, but the most important thing about a book this good is that it never comes off as boastful and it all leads to a conclusion that leaves you with a feeling of overwhelming hope...

An anthology about excess. Too Much is a great mix of new and established writers, telling us about that one time...

Destiny Unbound is fictional tale of one man's adventures with his group of friends during and his recovery from Phish's Super Ball IX in Watkins Glen New York

In Chuck Howe's "Using Industry Analysis for Strategic Intelligence: Capabilities and Strategic Intent," the author argues that the Intelligence Community should evaluate globalization as a strategic factor affecting interdependencies between nations. He outlines a variety of industry analysis techniques-including the Five Forces Model, the External Environment Model, and the Value Chain Model-that could be valuable to analysts. Using the semiconductor industry as a case study, Howe illustrates methods that analysts should use in deriving strategic insights from industrial capability.