Barnes & Noble March 1, 2020 ebrightwing The ease of buying or borrowing both ebooks and audiobooks has limited my opportunities to wander a bookstore browsing the… Continue Reading →
What I’m Reading Today (21Feb19) February 21, 2019 ebrightwing I am part of the Goodreads Challenge and have committed to reading 300 books in 2019. This isn’t a big… Continue Reading →
Sharp Women, Smart Men October 3, 2018 ebrightwing I am reading two books now, SHARP: THE WOMEN WHO MADE AN ART OF HAVING AN OPINION by Michelle Dean… Continue Reading →
Stillness, Restlessness and Waiting April 18, 2018 ebrightwing As a child, I could while away an afternoon lying in an open field listening to the sounds of nature… Continue Reading →
Violating the Oath of Office January 18, 2018 ebrightwing Watching DemocracyNow today, I was struck by their interview with David Cay Johnston. He believes there are at least three… Continue Reading →
Enigmalogist – Do You Believe? December 13, 2017 ebrightwing I remember the first season of the X-Files and an episode set in the general locale where I lived and… Continue Reading →
Which Came First? (Depression or Illness) August 30, 2017 ebrightwing Contemporary theory offers the idea that every individual has their own emotional level. For those whose “resting state” is contentment,… Continue Reading →
Author Trifecta (Diane Ackerman, Brenda Peterson, Linda Hogan) June 2, 2017 ebrightwing Three authors have shaped my views of nature, the natural world, animals and humans interacting with both. They are: Diane… Continue Reading →
Sleeping More – Dreaming Less April 21, 2017 ebrightwing I’ve always been nocturnal. Growing up, I stayed up later and later as I got older. Back then, I had… Continue Reading →
Rewriting History – Silencing Howard Zinn March 3, 2017 ebrightwing Everyone knows that history is written by the victors. Thus we are taught a very skewed version of American history… Continue Reading →
