Even academic journals can be inspirational In Training and Development Journal review article, 4/79 The right hemisphere specializes—the intuitive-holistic grasping of complex relationships, patterns and
Here are some more wonderful words I have saved over the years Laurence Olivier in NY Times Interview, 3/79 Your mind expands as your body
I am wondering in this epoch of COVID if these words still resonate with us T.S. Eliot, The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock And
This was the pivotal speech of the Student Movements of the 60s. It gave us pause Mario Savio, Free Speech Movement, Berkeley, 1964 There’s a
NYTimes buried in a poetry review*, We all walk around with hints and allusions that flash upon us to a life we rush past in
Just when we decided to relax, instead we opened a little gourmet bistro in Chapala Mexico. Bistro 12. Check it out.
Back to MAGIC WORDS this one in Glimmer Train Stories last journal (sadly), Fall 2019 by Ed Allen, “The Whistle Car.” We mock at our
In the absence of great travel stories I am back to great words. Here again, Suicide in B-Flat by Sam Shephard Do you expect truth
I am really disheartened at the change in publishing. It seems that publishers no longer market books! The expectation is that authors will have nurtured