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Today, I found myself wondering if “bibliophagy” was a real word or just something I had dreamed up. “Bibliomania” certainly is real: an obsession with collecting and hoarding books, nothing any of my readers would be guilty of….rrrright?
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As almost daily revelations from recently-released Epstein files hit the news, I’m reminded of an American folk tale, one of the Uncle Remus tales. In Joel Chandler Harris‘s version, adapted from the oral traditions of black slaves in the A...
While sampling recent news, I was struck by how a couple of stories were connected to human culture and history. In this post, I’ll comment on the horrible video shared by His Trumpliness, depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes. The Wh...
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Retired college professor, poet (six books),novelist, photographer, guitar player.
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