Tri-County Boy
John BrenderMichigan based memoirist, retired from university teaching and administration, searching for meaning in the Detroit Metropolitan area and beyond.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 34 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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What’s in a Surname?
What’s in a Surname?
I’m in Todtnauberg, a small mountain town in Germany’s Black Forest, the village my great grandfather left 137 years ago to find a place in the New World. I am one of his more than 60 American descendants, spanning s...
The Rec Center
The Rec Center
A curmudgeonly old duffer offers some unwarranted observations of an unapologetically middle-class, suburban rec center
After a decade of living in downtown Detroit, my wife and I left the 2 AM crotch rocket races a...
On Confucius Institutes
On Confucius Institutes
Even a beautiful piece of work can be overshadowed, destroyed, by something else.
I. M. Pei, Chinese American architect
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Why Southeast Michigan?
Why Southeast Michigan?
When I worked for a software company, I traveled a lot. Wherever I went, which was always a college, a university, or a seminary, there would be an IT specialist designated to host me, often for a week at a time....
On Macomb County, Michigan: Part IV
By my senior year of high school in 1980, I felt a strong urge to leave Macomb County. I was not picked on or traumatized and whatever fistfights I had gotten into had ended by the 9th grade, transpiring for no reason other than to determin...
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Michigan-based memoirist, retired from university teaching and administration, searching for meaning in Metropolitan Detroit and beyond.
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