Well, it seems that the past continues to speak through those sensitive enough to engage with the historical moment beyond superficial appearances. This collection troubles, certainly, but in an informative manner which is decidedly appropriate for the times in which we find ourselves.
Read MoreThe best thing I can do is simply let them be. Recognize, as Welles triumphantly suggested, that life is made out of oppositions. “All of us live between the poles.”
Read MoreLying in my college dorm room bed, still a teen, my dad dropped in for a visit. It wasn't my physical dad; he had passed away a year before while I was in a high school history class.
Read MoreWhen I was 24, I killed myself.
Read MoreAnd if we wonder why it’s so hard to apprehend God or the Big Mysteries, well, we often
don’t even see the small ones.
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