Greater Los Angeles is reeling from conflagrations that rival the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, which killed approximately 300 people, destroyed roughly 3.3 square miles…
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Publishing dark matter since 2018
Greater Los Angeles is reeling from conflagrations that rival the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, which killed approximately 300 people, destroyed roughly 3.3 square miles…
Leave a CommentAs 2024 finishes its dismal performance, I don’t have any special message for this festive season other than to enjoy your holidaze and remember those…
Leave a CommentSay you want to start a second career as a teacher. You might make a little money teaching adult education courses. You might even work…
1 CommentI’ve been enjoying a novel by Brit Matt Haig that takes place in Ibiza, a picturesque Mediterranean island ruled by Spain (Pop 132,000, Tourist Beds…
Leave a CommentThis month, more about my relationship with what I call digitalia, the assortment of devices and software and networks that have infiltrated my and your…
Leave a CommentDear Readers, I’m proud announce that on September 1st Guernica Editions officially released its fall catalog, featuring my novel Her Own Devices: A novel or…
Leave a CommentWe all know that Google, Meta, and other social media harvest and monetize every click we make on their sites. Google is particularly worrisome because…
Leave a CommentAs I wrote this on Sunday, Joe Biden pulled out, immediately causing the commentariat to suck all the oxygen from the mediasphere. (NPR binged on…
Leave a CommentThis month I’ve turned to memoir to recount vacationing both now and then. Will save literary news for next month. But click the Perfidy Press…
Leave a CommentThis month’s offering is on the longish side, so my blurb will be brief: I was able to lay my hands on printed copies of…
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