The Impeachable Offenses of Barack Hussein Obama
by Terence James Mason
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Letters to the Editor
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The Guns of November
by L. Neil Smith
Life in America these days is like swimming through an ocean of sewage, and the most horrifying thing about it is that we're used to it. If our species manages somehow to survive this bizarre period of history and looks backward on it, say, from five hundred years in the future, the characteristics that will distinguish our culture far more than anything else are the constantly shifting foundation of outright falsehoods on which it rests uneasily, and the continuous outpouring of baldfaced lies that comprise practically every public utterance by politicians, the "news" media, and even what represents itself as entertainment.
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Briefly in Praise of Edward Gibbon
by Richard Blake
Where to begin with a review of Gibbon's Decline and Fall? It is a vast work, and I have read it only three times in my life from cover to cover. But it has always haunted my imagination. It has shaped my writing style perhaps more than any other author, including even Macaulay. Its general influence lurks in the background of all my historical fiction. The debt is most obvious in Sword of Damascus, which is shot through with echoes and near-quotations. I last read him earlier this year, before starting work on Game of Empires. I opened the first volume one Sunday afternoon in January, and closed the last volume early in March. During this time, almost every moment not reserved to earning a living or to the cares of married life was given up to reading Gibbon. I read him on railway trains and in the gaps between lectures. I read him in bed and once very furtively in the Church of St Mary le Bow. I read him sometimes with enthusiasm and sometimes with helpless envy. I read him sometimes with impatience. But always I read him in the knowledge that he was the greatest of English historians, and one of the four or five greatest of all historians, and easily one of the greatest of all English writers
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Grief as a Pointed Gun
by J. Neil Schulman
Let's start with the plot from the most recent episode of the TNT series Proof, a paranormal drama about researchers attempting by scientific means to prove or disprove the reality of life after death.
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Atlantea The Beautiful No. 337
by L. Neil Smith and Rex May
Number 337 of a weekly cartoon series.
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