Night Flight
The rhythmic drumming of hooves from a single horse is followed within thirty seconds by the chaotic stampede of many horses. Branches slap the riders’ faces as they race beneath the low branches in...
View ArticlePop On Over, Love
By June of 1948, Dr. John Welles still hadn’t overcome his experiences during World War II. The haunting memories were more than he bargained for. Further gnawing at his conscience was the fact that...
View ArticleDunkirk – Movie Review
An unusual movie, quite brilliant, and one for which you should probably come prepared, Dunkirk drops the viewer into the middle of action already far underway. If you don’t know you World War II...
View ArticleThe Artist’s Corner – Taking Pictures With Rosita Larsson, Photographer
Several years ago, a collection of artists pursuing various art forms found themselves in a group message on Twitter complimenting each other’s work and wishing each other a great day. This went on...
View ArticleThe Artist’s Corner – Talking Poetry With Poet Carrie Tangenberg, Part 1
I met Carrie Tangenberg several years ago in a writing group for poets and authors. Right from the start I could tell she was an intelligent, well-read, and well-spoken woman. The best part was that...
View ArticleThe Scarlet Pimpernel
Zounds! Zooks! And maybe even a few Egads! Although I may be flashing back to Clarence Day in Life with Father. These exclamations are just one of the many things that make The Scarlet Pimpernel so...
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