November 9, 2010
This is How the Terrorists Won, Pt.2
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November 11, 2008
Live Lonnie Cam on the Internet
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June 20, 2008
Movin’ On Up
I am pleased to report I have been following my heart and pursuing my dreams and making strides at becoming a writer. My work on the Open Salon group blogging project has been getting positive reaction and I have enjoyed the happy consequence of making new and interesting friends in the bargain. Salon’s editors promise the Open project will move from its current invitation-only status to a public release soon, so IJHTS readers will be able to see some of the things I’ve been up to and can check out the very high-level work of other members of the Open Salon community.
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May 6, 2008
How Low Can You Go?
This post was originally published at OpenSalon, a beta-test group blogging project of Salon Media.
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April 28, 2008
That Didn’t Take Long
ABC News reports Miley Cyrus, Disney’s most recent pre-pubescent cash cow, is officially “embarrassed” by photographs set to appear in an upcoming issue of Vanity Fair, in which the 15 year-old star of Disney’s hit TV show “Hannah Montana” appears clutching a satin sheet to her naked breast.
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April 14, 2008
Reinventing Myself
Spring is time to refresh and renew, time for cleaning and clearing and starting over. This season, I’m taking the concept beyond the closet and the garage, beyond even the many rooms of my own internal mansion, and have embarked on a path I first imagined taking as a lad in school, when I became aware that behind each great and sometimes impenetrable work of literature I had to digest was the story of a real person.
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March 11, 2008
The Sound of Breaking Glass
America loves nothing more than a sex scandal.
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February 14, 2008
Who Loves Ya, Baby?
The true origins of celebrating the notion of romantic love on February 14 are not well documented, though the exchange of elaborate, handmade gifts between paramours was well established by the middle of the eighteenth century in England, and began to really take off in the United States once Esther Howland (herself now considered something of a saint by the American Greeting Card Association) began selling mass-produced Valentine’s cards in the 1840s.
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October 3, 2007
Choosing Sides
Steven Stills wrote half a lifetime ago: “there’s battle lines being drawn.”
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July 31, 2007
This ‘N That
Full Disclosure: I’d just like to get another post in the books before July is out, though not for any lack of things to note or discuss.
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