American Lit
Andrew BeatonAmerican Lit departs from Cold War HR R&D, and meanders in and out of coastal defense systems, more past than present. American Lit is a prankster photon influenced publication, drafted by an imperfect human.
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When the Global Elite Lost Touch with Physics
There was once a portion of New Jersey that stood against fascists, they could because of immigration, prohibition, and the organization created to serve the underserved that united them. The spirit that had once thrived here did not disapp...
Let's Not Follow the Money
The feed. The feeder. The squirrels are once again calling it their own. The feed is mighty dark today. The midterms are leaning away from the regime. They are terrified of losing total control of government functions. They know they have d...
It's Every Munk for Himself
This year, we have more critters than ever. We fed them all winter. Forty-pound bags of millet and whatever else they put in those sacks. I lug them into and out of the back of the car. One more mouse and we will break last year’s record of...
Bocce Canceled
Regular readers might remember that this agency plays Bocce on Mondays. I find it increasingly difficult to remember anything. So, I forgive you for not remembering, and myself for possibly never before mentioning the afore mentioned.
Cha...
Culling the Eaters
I can take a breath and watch the feed on Notes portion of this platform roll in and watch them roll away again, eleven miles as this raven turned Old Crow stands from the ocean. I’d enjoy sitting on a dock, or paddling anything, but I spen...
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American Lit is adrift, all drafts...a work in progress. Some of it goes into or comes out of projects based on more than half a century's field work. I am an imperfect, damaged, (M.A. (T) Rutgers University Newark, NJIT, Cold War survivor.
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