Falling Into and Breaking Cycles
It certainly seems that I am falling into a cycle again. Here’s the deal: I set my goals in late December, early January. For the last few years, it has … Continue reading
Re-discovering parts of the 90s that I sorta missed…
RWhen I was a kid in the late 90s, we had these neighbors who were fun, clever and eccentric – I remember them going from being incredibly distant to some … Continue reading
Book Review: A People’s Future of the United States
In a beautiful intro, editor Victor LaValle describes the origin of the idea for A People’s Future of the United States – speculative fiction that derives in theme from Howard … Continue reading
Books to read in 2019
By no means is this an exhaustive list of books coming out this year that I am excited about, but it is an overview of books I am aware of … Continue reading
The Top Five Books I Read in 2018
At the end of August, 2018 it occurred to me that the vast majority of books I read so far in the year were by white men. I looked at … Continue reading
2019 Goals
In which our writer waxes eloquently about things he wishes to accomplish in the year 2019.
Writing on Writing in 2019
I know blog stats are not everything, but after another year where I have run a lot, spent a lot of time watching Netflix and reading books but had some … Continue reading
2018 Accomplishments
Just a few of the cool things we did this year.
The Magnificat and Revolutionary Anticipation
Last year, I unexpectedly had the opportunity to speak at the church we were attending. I found Mary’s Song in Luke 1, and my eyes were opened to this text I was unfamiliar with, and it has stuck with me over the last year. Click to read this message!