“Donald, I’m going to try one more time. This ban on Muslims is not just a terrible idea, you did a terrible job implementing it.”
January
28
Terry James Chio: First-Time Author Finds Relevance in 19th Century Wisdom
posted by Michael S. Miller
The stories build on one another into a crescendo of emotions which in the end reveal a commentary on the corruption of politics, treatment of veterans, and dissolution of the moral fiber of today’s youth.
January
27
Will Nicholes: “Speaking Terms”
posted by Will Nicholes
“So when they dynamite your house, what will they replace it with?”
“I don’t think they’re going to replace it with anything.”
January
23
Michael S. Miller: “Disagreeing With The Facts: Media For Dummies”
posted by Michael S. Miller
Facebook does not suck; it is sucked, feeding jaundiced milk to an infantile public yearning for validation over investigation.
January
23
Don Lee: “1984 Can Happen Here”
posted by Don Lee Cartoons
Sinclair Lewis and George Orwell both wrote books that bear reading today. Of the two, Lewis’s book is more plausible given today’s political climate — plenty of Shad LaDue and Aras Dilley types running around — and therefore more frightening than Orwell’s famous dystopia.
January
23
James A. Molnar: Gold Knight’s Top 10 Movies of 2016
posted by Michael S. Miller
2016 was a year of cinema that stood apart from the increasingly volatile world in which we find ourselves.
January
23
Review: Jasmine Rodgers continues solo journey on “Blood Red Sun”
posted by Michael S. Miller
When it comes to amazing music and masterful poetic ambience, Jasmine Rodgers is no stranger, or amateur.
January
19
Michael S. Miller: “Blue Christmas”
posted by Michael S. Miller
Christmas is just minutes away, but the boy thinks it may never be Christmas again.
January
18
Will Nicholes: “Voices Of The March”
posted by Will Nicholes
I am privileged to know many friends and family members who are marching, either in DC or in one of the many sister events in cities across the country.
Lighting the fuse 