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Twin Cities-based Center of the American Experiment senior fellow Katherine Kersten (and former StarTribune columnist) writes in the Sunday StarTribune about how the New York Times ‘1619 Project‘ “slavery-at-the-fore reframing of American history” distorts America’s progress and the exceptional i...

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The excitement of a book launch is a motivator for a lot of us in the publishing industry. Often years of work go into a book, and the high of finally seeing it out in the world is tough to match in one's professional life. Yes, there's a lot of stress that comes with such an occasion, but it's s...

At first thought, winter car camping makes little sense. For a true ski bum, however, the juice of an unforgettable mountain experience is worth the squeeze.

Living out of a vehicle is a tight and tricky endeavor. There’s no way around that truth. Add in below-freezing temperatures, snowy roads pl...

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[Episode 292 of the Cyberlaw Podcast]

The apparent terror attack at Naval Air Station Pensacola spurs a debate among our panelists about whether the FISA Section 215 metadata program deserves to be killed, as Congress has increasingly signaled it intends to do. If the Pensacola attack involved mul...

By James Kwak

After Simon’s book with Jon Gruber earlier this year, it’s my turn to release a book. Take Back Our Party: Restoring the Democratic Legacyis now available starting today atThe American Prospect. Actually, today the introduction is available. The remaining chapters will be released...

Bernardine and I spent a couple of compelling days in the Sonoran Desert (Desierto de Sonora) in Arizona last week with the brave and passionate border activists from No More Deaths (https://nomoredeaths.org/about-no-more-deaths/). These brilliant organizers and movement-builders work to end the...

We’ve had great feedback on our first jigsaw puzzle, so here’s another one to keep you busy!

35 RescuingCain

Blurb:

A sweet standalone story with a HEA ending

Wounded and on the run, Cain Kilkenny stumbles on to an isolated ranch.

The Oliver gang shot him once and will do it again if they find him....

Wow more like Hottie Auntie. I'd have a dozen with you.

Sorry for the long wait, my faithful readers!! Book 6 was not only extremely difficult to write, but I have a higher priority going on in my life at the moment – taking care of family. Book 6 was a BEAR to Write Not only was I writing the EPIC … Continue reading

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If you’re shopping for a writer this holiday season, have you considered a fun stocking stuffer of ridiculous post-it notes? Not only are they fun, they’re also practical, because most authors I know swear by post-it notes of some sort to keep track of projects, plots, or even our mundane to-do l...

Everyone likes to hear a secret. Something that few people know—or even no one else. The rest of the world goes about its daily business, oblivious to the fact that something important is actually happening under their noses. It’s a convention often used in fiction as any thriller writer will t...

Conspiracy theories aren’t just the preserve of cranks. The Sunday Times ran a long campaign claiming that AIDS was the invention of a “gay lobby”; as recently as 2009 The Spectator’s Fraser Nelson claimed that the link between HIV and AIDS was contentious and that “debate” on the subject was bei...

Just after lunchtime on a Wednesday afternoon in the monsoon season of 2001, a member of the Indian parliament arrived back at her bungalow in Read More ...

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A long-awaited report by the Justice Department’s inspector general released on Monday sharply criticized the F.B.I.’s handling of a wiretap application used in the early stages of its Russia investigation but exon...