“Moon In the Abstract”
On Gandolfini As “Soprano” I. They’ve come To tailor The scenes To the way The man moves Through sacred boundaries Of time (silk) Across the heaviness Of ancient Old atmosphere … Continue reading
Announcing the 2005 Bard Fiction Prize
New Releases from Palgrave New Releases from Wiley & Sons MURDER OF A MEDICI PRINCESS. Caroline Murphy. Oxford University Press. In Murder of a Medici Princess, Caroline Murphy describes the spirited but all-too-brief … Continue reading
Beat Revivals
New Releases on Bob Dylan Beat Revivals Featuring City Lights New Releases from Creatures At Large Press New Releases from Oxford University Press New Releases from Tor Books New Releases … Continue reading
Politics of Hopelessness
Pick of the Month Les Paul & the Golden Age of the Guitar Sony’s Original Jacket Collections Pete Seeger: An American Master Celluloid Moments: The Films of Wayne Ewing Return of … Continue reading
Justice: A Crisis In Perspective
Reflections From A Former Probation Officer I. It’s my belief that certain personality types are attracted to police work. As for myself, I was in the business of being a … Continue reading
Bali & the Big Picture
The second wave of Bali bombings reflects an ongoing dispute about the organizational umbrella of the Asian region. The international flow of trade and capital has undermined traditional power structures … Continue reading
The Fallen Concept: Labor Unions In the Present Day
It is a perplexing reality, this state of the labor union in 21st century America. Labor unions? No. These are frail and weak straw men. Look closely at the random … Continue reading
Fifteen Books, A Million Choices
This morning, I got one of those Facebook things from one of the Lying Socialist Weasels, asking me to list my favorite fifteen books. There were a couple of rules … Continue reading
Connecting With the California Coastline
Monterey is still the ultimate get-away – the region rich in natural splendor and full of historical significance, tranquil and contemplative, drawing throngs of couples and poets to its pristine … Continue reading
Electric Review 