My second book of the year, Highland Views, is now available! This collection of 52 columns (one year’s worth) from […]
Writing for Generations
From 19 to 90 … Such a good feeling to share some of my most recent books with college students […]
Just a Tad
We’re keeping an eye on the pond tadpoles. So far the herons, snapping turtles and raccoons haven’t discovered them.
Burroughs Essay (part two)
The second part of my essay on naturalist and freethinker John Burroughs has been published in the Freethought Society newsletter: […]
The Faithful Atheist
Now, that title is an attention-grabber, thank you very much! It came to me while writing a new column on […]
Eleanor’s Wisdom
Reading the always excellent articles in Church and State (Americans United for the Separation of Church and State) I came […]
Beyond the Boundaries
As the essays continue to flow, I’m pleased to announce the publication of the first collection of 2022: Beyond the […]
Bubbles and Bullfrogs
Winterwalks are full of small wonders when we look a little closer at Nature’s delicate artwork. Icy waters are bubbling […]
Southern Food (for thought)
Margaret Renkl’s book, Graceland, at Last provided the menu for what I dish up in my column this week. Excerpt […]
Scientist, Pastor, Rabbi
Having served in the Interfaith world for many years, I look for these kinds of stories, the ones where diverse […]
Transience
A cousin I was close to in childhood passed away this week. I’m sad to have lost touch, but glad […]
Breathe
This week’s column is on the Zen Buddhist teacher Thich Nhat Hanh who passed away last week. His writings were […]
Friendly Freethinker 