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Recently, a reader and member of The Darlington Society was so . . . disturbed . . . by my short story The Last Hunt that he was inspired to make a video. Call it a fan video and enjoy … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Keith Hennessey: The new George W. Bush Presidential Center is being dedicated this week. This seems like a good time to bust a longstanding myth about our former President, my former boss. I teach a class at Stanford … Continue reading →

I’ve said this before on this blog and it’s worth saying again: Athol Dickson is one of my favorite authors. I fell in love with his writing when my wife read They Shall See God and told me I “have … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Michael King: PRESS RELEASE When Mike Dellosso won a one-year battle with colon cancer he set out to help readers of his books discover it before they had to go through what he experienced. “I want others to … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Michael King: Regrets. We all have them, sometimes on a daily basis. I should have . . . I could have . . . why didn’t I . . . If only . . . Sound familiar? Yeah, … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Michael King: Ever read something in the Bible and think, Ooh, I don’t like that. It just doesn’t seem right. I’m guilty of it. Every now and then I’ll run across a passage or an account or even … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Michael King: It seems aliens are all the rage nowadays. Have been for quite some time, probably since Steven Spielberg brought us Close Encounters of the Third Kind back in 1977. Since then there’s been a slew of … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Michael King: It was time for those awful standardized tests. You remember the ones. The #2 pencils, the timer, the endless questions, the pressure, the teacher saying, “Time’s up. Pencils down. Tests closed.” The thought of it makes … Continue reading →