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 No Land Is Your Land
I recall moving from the blinking light at the intersection of River and Ridge Roads to Waterman Avenue in the spring following the JFK deselection. It was a Silent Spring, but just turning seven, I had never heard of Rachel Carson, DDT, or...
Every High School Needs an Armory
If we must have a publicly funded school system, then it might as well serve everyone, 247365. Cost effective creation of citizens has never been the goal of this one. Nor has it been a goal of our command-and-control system to keep a liter...
One Victory at a Time
I have spent two hours this morning reading articles and putting my two bits in. I am paying attention to the mess in France and reading what Kasparov has to say about this. What happened in New Jersey during the sixties will not be repeate...
Where the Dough Goes
You might not know that both Senator Andy and Cory are Rhodes Scholars. Both are New Jersey firsts. Cory took Lautenburg’s spot after Frank died in office, returning to fill in after the “Torch” Toricelli got caught between a rock and a gif...
The Haunting Whine of the Machine
Into the chipper, this. Several acres of trees between Route 88 and Jack Martin Boulevard got spit out as debris, as the last of the chicken farms became part of what replaced chickens in the new Ocean County Economy.
This was after the Gr...
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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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