Conyers Book Festival – Come join us!
I’m preparing for the Conyers Book Festival hosted by the Book Cellar on April 19 in Conyers, Georgia. I have […]
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The Reluctant Reader: Loving the Rewards, Loathing the Effort
Most folks loathe working out at the gym, and yet, they love the results: a healthy body, toned muscles, more
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Highlights from Appalachian WordFest in Sevierville
I had a wonderful time at the Appalachian WordFest in Sevierville, Tennessee. Early on Saturday morning, I packed the CRV with my
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Paper books over e-books? Which is better for comprehension and mental health?
Which do you prefer? A good old-fashioned paper book? Or a new-fangled e-book? The tactile experience of thumbing the pages
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Appalachian WordFest: FREE Download Recommended Reading List!
I have spent the weekend preparing for the Appalachian WordFest in Sevierville on Saturday, March 1. The FREE admission event will
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Audiobook is live! On Audible!
I’m thrilled to announce that my audiobook version of “The Art of the Compromise” has passed the Aubile validation checks.
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Executive Orders, Simplified: The Hilarious Parody of ‘Just a Bill’
Remember those catchy Schoolhouse Rock! tunes? I sure do! Not only were they incredibly catchy, but they also provided a
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Caught in the Crossfire: The Libertarian Party’s Battle for Relevance
Want to know which political party fits one’s viewpoint? Look no further than the World’s Shortest Political Quiz [1]. I
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Bridging the Divide: Restoring Compromise in American Politics
We must restore compromise in the American legislative process. Since our founding as a nation, compromise has been an essential
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Rejecting Compromise by Sarah Anderson and Coauthors: An Essential Read for Modern Politicians
When it comes to navigating the turbulent waters of American politics, few things are as crucial—or as contentious—as the concept