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Re: Retirement Party at Libby's House - Bring your notes for a planned bonfire
Read More »Book Review: The Steerswomen Series by Rosemary Kirstein (Part Two)
The world that Ms. Kirstein has created, and the people she has populated it with are ones we can readily identify with.
Read More »A Weed Grows In Brooklyn
We have a plant growing in our kitchen. Not a houseplant in a pot (we’ve never had much luck with those). It’s a weed, growing up through a gap between the linoleum tile and the painted wooden molding. We’re pretty messy people, and our somewhat decrepit kitchen never really gets …
Read More »Review – The Company We Keep, Reinventing Small Business for People, Community and Place
This book tells the story of a building company operating on what you might call the anti-Wal-Mart model.
Read More »Book Review: The Steerswomen Series by Rosemary Kirstein (Part One)
...the impact of technology on a world when its secrets are held in the hands of only a few
Read More »Book Review: The Da Vinci Fraud
Using The Da Vinci Code as a framework for the general public to explore the historical roots of Christianity.
Read More »Self Publishing: The Wave of the Future?
...the writer is able to be a writer who does a little promotion. Not a publicity person who does a little writing.
Read More »Theater Review: Taming of the Shrew
The outcome of Shakespeare's battle of the sexes is not so much reversed as made a fairer fight.
Read More »There’s Nothing New About al-Qa’ida – An Essential Lesson of History
My prescription for the false perception of novelty is the book Occidentalism: A Short History of Anti-Westernism.
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