Aftermath’s Family
2013-04-24 – I’m interested in aftermaths. But they are a tense topic. I’ve got one aftermath in my novel Cain’s Mother-in-Law. So, in preparing for my search for a publisher, […]
Tag Archives: Religion
Terrorists from Madman-istan
2013-04-19 – Okay! So the Boston Marathon bombers were from Chechnya. And they apparently were Muslims. So we can now feel safe in assuming their motive was somehow related to […]
Truth or Fiction
2013-04-14 – This weekend, I attended a writers conference where I got a chance to meet with other writers and talk about our work and the business of getting a […]
Diogenes Day
2013-04-01 – Considering what we see in the media every day, April Fools’ Day has lost its kick. The fools have 365 days, not just one. It’s time to reclaim […]
We Tremble Over Human Sacrifice
2013-03-29 – We have a peculiar Seder in my family. This year at my cousin’s, since our kitchen is still being remodeled. Yes, we do the normal things: the four […]
All Who Are Hungry
2013-03-25 – “Let all who are hungry come and eat.” Thus begins the Passover Seder, which is happening this evening in Jewish homes around the world. The invitation is […]
Lifting Your Leg
2013-03-10 – It’s a weird thing to walk into a public park and see someone peeing on a tree. Now I’ve peed on trees. But it’s always been in a […]
Cain’s Mother-In-Law
2013-03-04 – Writing a novel and selling a novel are two very different things. Not too long ago I would never have given a thought to selling a novel […]
Yid and Yang
2013-03-03 – I have a young cousin who spends much of her time in Israel. She is very excited to be learning about Judaism and she posted a video called […]
In Like a Lion
2013-03-01 – Did you notice that the US budget sequester began the day after the Pope retired? In Rome, all the Catholic cardinals are gathering to be sequestered in […]
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