More juvenilia: “The Tragic Affair of the Serpentine Bridge” (short story co-authored with my mother, 1973) and “Second Choice Pet” (essay, 1977).
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Cordial and Sanguine, Part 34: Blood, Sweatshops, and Tears
My latest BHL piece: Why Libertarians Should Oppose Sweatshops.
It Usually Ends With Rand Paul
So Rand Paul has endorsed Romney. Despite the fact that Ron Paul is still running. And despite the fact that Gary Johnson is running. I guess he’s an ambitious man.
R.I.P. Ray Bradbury
A hauntingly beautiful writer.
Three great pieces on Bradbury (here, here, and here) by Neil Gaiman.
Also a few political quotes (some good, some not so good) from Bradbury here.
The Atrocity of Hope, Part 21: Dronespeak
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I Live In an Oily Basement, I Hear Voices, and All I Want Is To Take Children For Rides
More juvenilia from the cutting edge of imaginative literature: The Christmas Tree (short story, age 8); Green Fire (short story, age 9); and Why English Is Important In the World Today (essay, age 10).