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Tag Archives: politics
Monday Musings: Checking In After A Quiet Stretch
It’s been a while since I last posted on this blog, and while I don’t think I have much to say, I thought I should at least say something. So…. Hi. How’re’ya doin’? Good, good… How am I? That’s…complicated. Generally, … Continue reading
Posted in Falstaff Books, Family, Friendship, Grief, nature, Novels, Politics, Writing, Writing Life
Tagged baseball, birdwatching, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, Disruptive Intent, editing, Falstaff Books, family, friendship, grief, nature, No-Kings, politics, Sarah J. Sover, sports, writing, writing life
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Monday Musings: It’s The Guns. Again.
I lived in Providence, Rhode Island for six years, four of them as a student at Brown University. To this day, many of my closest friends are those I met at Brown. The campus, and the beautiful neighborhoods around it, … Continue reading
Posted in History, kids, Politics
Tagged Australia, blogging, college, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, gun control, gun violence, memories, politics
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Tuesday Musings: Our Most Sacred Amendment
I have avoided posting for some time now. Not because things have been going badly — they haven’t. I feel that I am doing well, that our family is doing well. But it’s hard to post about things like travel … Continue reading
Posted in Family, History, Politics, travel
Tagged blogging, Cheeto Fuck-nuts, constitution, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, First Amendment, history, political violence, politics
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Tuesday Musings: Ruminations After Our Latest Travels
This past week, Nancy and I spent a few days in Philadelphia. I hadn’t been there since the World Science Fiction Convention of 2001 (known, I kid you not, as Millennium PhilCon — think of the name of Han Solo’s … Continue reading
Posted in Family, food, Fun, History, Politics, travel
Tagged art, baseball, blogging, Cheeto Fuck-nuts, constitution, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, Declaration of Independence, history, marriage, Philadelphia, politics, Travel
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Monday Musings: Some Recent Epiphanies
The title speaks for itself. These are recent epiphanies I’ve had. Some are profound others less so. Enjoy. Last weekend, at ConCarolinas, I was honored with the Polaris Award, which is given each year by the folks at Falstaff Books … Continue reading
Posted in Business of publishing, Family, Friendship, Grief, History, Politics, Writing, Writing Life
Tagged awards, blogging, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, family, grief, history, memories, mental health, music, Polaris Award, politics, sports, writing, writing life
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Monday Musings: American Truth-Tellers
Last weekend, we went into Albany, with my brother and sister-in-law, to have dinner with friends of theirs, and to attend an exhibit at the lovely Albany Institute of History and Art. The exhibit is called “Americans Who Tell The … Continue reading
Posted in Family, History, Politics
Tagged art, Bill Moyers, blogging, Cheeto Fuck-nuts, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, Grace Lee Boggs, history, Leah Penniman, politics, Robert Shetterly
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Monday Musings: Thoughts After Visiting My Kid
Last week, I flew out to Colorado to visit, Erin. Now, it goes without saying that I will leap at any chance to have time with my Peanut. I don’t need excuses to visit. But in this case, we had … Continue reading
Posted in Family, History, kids, parenting, Politics, travel
Tagged blogging, Cheeto Fuck-nuts, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, DEI, family, history, homophobia, kids, parenting, politics, racism, sexism, systemic racism
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Monday Musings: Cataclysm In Los Angeles
There are lots of things I would like to write about today. Our lives are busy right now, in a variety of ways, all of them pretty positive. I have professional stuff going on, personal stuff going on. I could … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Friendship, nature, Politics
Tagged blogging, California, Cheeto Fuck-nuts, climate change, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, environment, fact check, Gavin Newsom, politics, wildfires
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Wednesday Musings: Big, Big News!
Yes, I’ve been quiet for a while. Things are okay. Really. More than okay, actually. But Nancy and I have been hella busy. With travel, with family stuff. But most of all with the big news that is the subject … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Friendship, Grief, Music, parenting, Writing Life
Tagged blogging, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, death, family, friendship, grief, kids, life issues, marriage, New York, parenting, politics, Tennessee, writing career
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Monday Musings: Beauty and Hope at the Olympics
There is an image from an Olympic event I watched that has been captured in a photo. It is beautiful and it gives me hope on so many levels. The men’s Moroccan soccer team had just pounded team U.S.A. 4-0. … Continue reading
Posted in Friendship, History, photography, Politics, Sports
Tagged blogging, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, history, Olympics, photography, politics, soccer, sports, sportsmanship
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