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Fiction: “Prissy’s Mother”
No one called “Prissy” by friends and foes alike could possibly be anything other than a bratty child.
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Good, gooder, goodest.
Way back in 1770 the French philosopher, historian, and poet Voltaire wrote that “Perfect is the Enemy of…
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Prisoners in the museum
The classical Greek conception of the afterlife was not a particularly attractive one. In Homer’s universe, the vast…
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In the Mood
In a twenty-two-year-old farm boy from rural Alabama, barriers to comprehension were high. It didn’t take me long…
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A Likely Story
We all have our own sacred cows, ideas that are so deeply embedded in our psyches that we…
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Tire Tracks on the Putting Green
I’m not what you would call a fan of Donald Trump. To be honest, I doubt if I…
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