Books of 2021 (part 2)
Continued from part one… Delilah Dirk: The Pillars of Hercules, Tony Cliff— The final installment, and the one that stretches … Continue reading Books of 2021 (part 2)
2021 Salute
It seems that for many, 2021 was a bit of a weird year. Not the least of the weirdness being … Continue reading 2021 Salute
Books of 2021 (Part 1)
“This year, I really do mean to slow down, and this time I have a plan on how to do … Continue reading Books of 2021 (Part 1)
Early Christians on Christ’s Birth
“Christ belongs to the lowly of heart, and not to those who would exalt themselves over His flock. The coming … Continue reading Early Christians on Christ’s Birth
The Annals of the World
I tried reading through Annals of the World about ten years ago. I thought it was very cool, found a … Continue reading The Annals of the World
Andrew Mynarski
They said there would be no ceremony this year, but that didn’t prevent a few from gathering around the cenotaph. … Continue reading Andrew Mynarski
What do I do if the ‘RefHERmation Day’ title has already been taken?
In March of 2019 somebody vandalised the Reformation Wall monument. ‘Where are the women?’ the spray-paint scrawl demanded. My first … Continue reading What do I do if the ‘RefHERmation Day’ title has already been taken?
Poetry Salute to Port Salut
“Poets have been mysteriously silent on the subject of cheese.” So Chesterton once lamented. Perhaps many of the poets have … Continue reading Poetry Salute to Port Salut
Missing Misty
It has now been a year since Misty died. I’m still without a dog, and a little disturbed by how … Continue reading Missing Misty
Piddling Prompts
These home-made writing prompts are on the old side—perhaps from 2015-2017—and it has reached the point where I doubt I … Continue reading Piddling Prompts
To be a Shennachie 