Verlyn Klinkenborg’s “Readers’ Muse” for the End of Summer
A good book is a good book whatever the weather or temperature. But summer brings with it the illusion of more free time, and just about now — when the
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Author: Gary Boyd
Reforming an Ex-President’s Reputation?
Cheney’s disappointment with the former president surfaced recently in one of the informal conversations he is holding to discuss the book with authors, diplomats, policy experts and past colleagues. If
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A Half A Birthday
I realized yesterday about noon that it was exactly six months since my birthday. Since this was an auspicious anniversary being as how it marked fifty-five point five years on
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“Great Stories Come Out Of Great Farming”
I have been incredibly blessed to be able to combine this love of calloused hands with dramatic and verbal skills. And that is why I promote direct marketing. Too often
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Something Amazing Has Happened To My Reading Shelf…
I was sitting here contemplating the books piled on my reading shelf the other day and noticed an remarkable thing has happened…What once was predominantly fiction has become almost entirely
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Weather Musing For The End Of July…
It is mid day here in southeast Texas. The temperature is pushing 90°. The clouds outside my kitchen window are growing black and rumbling with a bit of thunder. In
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Living the dream…
For many years, if anyone asked what I wanted to do when I grew up, I’d say I wanted to “build websites”. As I kept reinventing the job I did
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Soundings by Joyce Sutphen
In the afternoon of summer, sounds come through the window: a tractor muttering to itself as it pivots at the corner of the hay field, stalled for a moment as
