Monthly Archives: July 2016

Vote for the crook, it’s important

Posted on July 31, 2016 by editor, facilitator, decider

1991 was another year in which we saw David Duke crawl out from under his rock. In that case he was challenging the perennially corrupt Edwin Edwards in Louisiana’s gubernatorial runoff election. Half the state’s electorate said they believed Edwards … Continue reading →

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Friday freebie – a novella just for you

Posted on July 15, 2016 by editor, facilitator, decider

A question I’m frequently asked, not always in the most patient of tones, is what becomes of the central characters, Sara and John, from my first novel, Mind.Net. Well…I still can’t completely answer that, as the sequel to that book … Continue reading →

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Paradise Lost: the 8-bit dance mix

Posted on July 11, 2016 by editor, facilitator, decider

Plenty of attempts have been made down through the centuries to recast John Milton’s 1660s epic poem, Paradise Lost, in some or another multi-media format. Artists ranging from William Blake to Salvador Dali have taken their turns at providing the … Continue reading →

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America’s 240th Birthday

Posted on July 4, 2016 by editor, facilitator, decider

The Fourth of July isn’t just a date, or a holiday, or a commemoration. It’s a concept, heavy with meaning, offering symbolism for all, for every viewpoint, good or ill, that one might assign to the birth of the world’s … Continue reading →

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