My Two Cents, For What It's Worth
Zachary Todd GordonA serio-comic look at contemporary trends
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 81 | Subscribers | Read | zakgordon.substack.com |
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...When I'm Seventy-four
The idea of 74 was probably incomprehensible to twenty-something Paul McCartney when he penned When I’m 64, but here I am staring that age. Sure, I still have all my hair and my wife insists she still needs me and feeds me while complaining...
Today I'm going to Scarborough fair
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And the leaves that were green turn to...gone!
They may have been 21, but I was only 14 when Simon and Garfunkel released Sounds of Silence. The album was a dart to my heart, particularly their song “Leaves that were green turn to brown.” At that time I couldn’t imagine being 21. So old...
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Leaving Long Island, he lived in Wisconsin, Boston, Chicago and New York before settling in Portland, Oregon. Graduated from Beloit College and DePaul College of Law. Worked as a journalist and Wall Street investment banker.
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