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Digging History

Miguel Llanos

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Progress Report: Copying Content to Pressbooks & More

OK, the guilt got to me — as in I feel bad that I’ve been silent in the six weeks since I wrapped up sharing draft chapters of “Enlightened Egomaniac”! That and the fact that we have some new readers (welcome and feel free to ask/opine!) ha...

3 months ago
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Epilogue: The Fuller View of Griffith J. Griffith

Folks, this last chapter turned out to be the hardest, hence the week-long delay! The previous version focused on why Grif fits the bill of an enlightened egomaniac. But a few days ago I told myself: Anyone reading the book will have gather...

5 months ago
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Ch. 17: Wife, Son, Husband & Father

Even after all my research, there’s very little left by Tina or Van to help understand Grif or even how the three interacted as a family. What little there is I’ve put into this chapter, along with my sense that, even while dysfunctional, t...

6 months ago
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Ch. 16: Con Man or More Complicated?

OK, it’s time to speculate! Ever since I started researching Griffith Jenkins Griffith in 2019, I’ve tried to keep to a true journalist’s role by reporting what family archives and news accounts had to say about our subject. But all that re...

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  • Miguel Llanos

    I'm digging into history (researching and reporting forgotten figures) after a journalism career as a local reporter/foreign correspondent in Argentina, then a Seattle Times editor, and finally a msnbc.com editor/reporter.

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