Never-Ending Non-Fiction

There’s no end to the journal writing. Almost none of this stuff will ever see the light of day, and everyone can be grateful for that.

A few completed works might benefit others eventually, like “Leisure Maximus” (a 90,000 word examination of why we are better off working to live, rather than living to work), and “A Brief History of Economic Me” (a 60,000 word autobiographical account of how a stoic slacker can reach the upper ranges of debt-free, American prosperity).