In a plot development for our ongoing “Second Gilded Age” documentary/farce that I feel would get a lot of notes for being over-determined in any script-writing (get it?) class, Facebook h
After several delays and a good deal of consideration, I’ve finally taken the plunge and started a Patreon campaign. Initially, I wanted to wait until the bulk of Kickstarter rewards were fulfil
When Chris Claremont was handed the reins in Uncanny X-Men #94, he took the opportunity to put his stamp on almost every facet of their world – and the mutant metaphor was no exception. Given his xt
For those of you who’ve been following my online book club (which reminds me, I need to write up the post for the Conclusion), but who prefer audio to text, I sat down with the good folks at Mon
Last week, the online book club of my new book (available to the reading public here and here) discussed how the War on Poverty came around on direct job creation too late to have an impact on the
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In the liminal space between the midterm elections (very much a blue wave) and the seating of a Democratically-controlled House, the political situation is remarkably fluid and indistinct, especially
Last week (although it was more than a week ago), the online book club of my new book (available to the reading public here and here) discussed the most controversial chapter of the book, which ar