THE LOST WORLD 1925 PART 1
I HAVE LONG ADMIRED ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE, literary agent for Sherlock Holmes and, it can be noted, for another notable as well: Brigadier Gerard. Indeed, you may recognize Conan Doyle … Continue reading
A PECAN CAPER
I AM BY BIRTH AN OHIOAN, sorta east of the Midwest and westward of true Easterners. This also dictates my way of speech. Indeed, I confess that as a kid … Continue reading
GOOGLING—FOR FUN AND PROFIT PART 2
YESTERDAY WE BEGAN GLEANING TIDBITS from Donald MacKenzie’s “The Future of Search,” London Review of Books, November 20, 2025. Today in Part 2 he (and we) continue analyzing implications of … Continue reading
COUNTERING A CURRENT BIGHEAD
AN INSCRIPTION READS THAT I BOUGHT William Cole’s The Bedside Book of Bigheads back when it was new, long before our Narcissist-in-Chief came down that escalator on June 15, 2015, … Continue reading
A TRIP BACK TO NASCAR—1982
“BEFORE OUR TRIP TO CHARLOTTE, I probably couldn’t have challenged one of that city’s average 10-year-olds with my NASCAR knowledge.” Indeed, it’s even less so for me today 43 years … Continue reading
TRUMP, THE BBC, AND MY EYES AND EARS PART 2
YESTERDAY, WE CITED TRUMP’S PLAN to sue BBC over its documentary “Panorama—Trump a Second Chance.” Today in Part 2 we continue with tidbits gleaned from Wikipedia’s Timeline of January 6, … Continue reading