While some “advanced” teens may like them, I agree that over-18s may best identify with and “get” lots more that is in my novels; that some “life experience” probably helps… … More Not YA (“Young Adult”)
I open Twitter regularly to find brave retweets about not messin’ with Texas, and Jefferson quoters telling us this is all invented. It’s just a bit of flu, they declare. We all gotta die of “sumthin”, they add… … More The Real Cowards
In lockdown, and knowing my youngest nephew – he is recently age 18 – is a fan, and realizing it will give us something new to talk about with him by Facetime, Saturday night we decided to watch the first episode of the latest apparent “craze” on Netflix… … More Review: “The Witcher”
“1776” belongs to ALL Americans. With all its faults our America is not exclusively the property of a bunch of mouthy reactionary-right-wingers who insist only they are the “real” Americans and that they have the corner on patriotism and the understanding of freedom. … More After The Pandemic: More Change?
Writers tend to spend a lot of time indoors, uh, “social distancing” anyway. My wife joked that therefore in some ways this situation well suits me. (Smart alec. LOL!) That led me to feel that after my previous university poli sci global politics post, that I might wander next over to Twitter’s #WritingCommunity hashtag and see what the other locked-down writers are saying… … More Bring On The Quarantined Authors
We hear that so many desire real US international leadership. Going forward, let’s actually try to provide some.‬ … More The Biggest Foreign Policy Blunder In US History
I had never known anyone like her. Through her I also made other friends… and traveled to places that just a few years earlier I had never imagined I would have ever seen in person… … More A Pivotal Moment (In My Life)
And now, here is Part 3, the conclusion… … More PUBLISHED: A Free Short Story (Conclusion)
And now, here is Part 2… … More PUBLISHED: A Free Short Story (Part II)
R. J. Nello 