Got a Fever for MORE Lincoln?

If you've seen the Lincoln movie and crave more Lincoln, you can read the book on which the movie is based Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln. Pulitzer Prize-winning author Doris Kearns Goodwin gives behind-the-scenes details about the White House of President Abraham Lincoln.





Or you can hang out with all the inspired Lincoln fans on Tumblr



Did you know you can follow Lincoln on Twitter?

Spielberg's Lincoln movie just might be the pinnacle of his career.A masterpiece.
— Abraham Lincoln (@Mr_Lincoln) November 20, 2012

I've read several reviews of @lincolnmovie and have yet to see one in which the reviewer wasn't enthralled.Will be nominated Best Picture.
— Abraham Lincoln (@Mr_Lincoln) November 20, 2012

And he has daily insight into our political system today:

Lincoln firmly believed in education and taught himself geometry.How did his party become full of people who think Earth is 6,000 yrs old?
— Abraham Lincoln (@Mr_Lincoln) November 20, 2012

Laughed at an editorial in my local paper, which claimed that Obama "barely" won re-election. Hmm...electoral college 332-206. Decisive.

— Abraham Lincoln (@Mr_Lincoln) November 20, 2012

The man behind the twitter account is Geoff Elliott who runs a blog he describes as "All Lincoln, All the Time."
The Abraham Lincoln Blog


Finally, Director Stephen Spielberg gave the keynote address at the 149th Dedication Day in honor of Lincoln's Gettysburg address. Great speech from the man who says he now has "Daniel Day-Lewis on speed-dial, LOL."