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Hilary and Kathleen Hannigan; Daphne and the Dems

The Democratic National Convention starts today and you know that Daphne would love to be there, if she could. Thomas, of course, was probably at last week’s convention, but only for purposes of hobnobbing with his fellow State party leaders. You’ll understand soon enough: at election time, Mayor Thomas Donaldson, a moderate conservative, and his […]

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The Town Crier

Did you know yesterday, July 11, when I meant to post this, was International Town Crier’s Day, a day organized in Canada to honor “the ancient and honorable art and tradition of town crying and the significant contribution town criers make to promoting their towns and cities.” Modern blogging is akin to town crying, usually […]

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Life imitates art

My law school roommate clipped this story for me from the Chicago Tribune.  A religious icon weeping oil…a miracle not unlike that in my forthcoming novel, ONE FOR THE ARK.

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Writer’s Digest Excerpts Book Law

 Writer’s Digest’s February issue is dedicated to “Master the Business of Writing” and excerpts  (with permission and attribution) several pages from LCA’s BOOK LAW FOR AUTHORS.  Quite a thrill for LCA, my co-author David Creasey and our editor Jason Koransky.  As I just gave up my license to practice (retired), this is legal information only!  As […]

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