Monthly Archives: October 2018

Today is the 48th anniversary of Jack Murphy’s death.I was in Rome at the graduate house of studies when I received the devastating news that he had died in an auto accident. The grief of that day lasted for a … Continue reading →

For one shining moment it appeared that I would soon have my license in hand. I had passed the eye test and the last hurdle was merely to have my photo taken but then it happened. The clerk in reviewing … Continue reading →

I believe that if you had fifty thousand persons in a stadium and asked the following questions we would have a genuine understanding of the importance of pre-existing conditions. Please stand up if the answer is yes to any of … Continue reading →

Received this email from an unknown reader of “On the Corner” “I don’t know you but your beautiful book has touched me beyond words. Reading it was like taking a lifetime trip with your two marvelous characters. It reinforced my … Continue reading →

Many times when people are on vacation dreams about new opportunities in life seem to naturally visit their brains and hearts. This rings especially true while lying on a beach looking at the water.However ,it frequently happens that those dreams … Continue reading →

In the midst of all the shouting and rationales regarding the Supreme Court nominee one fact can get easily lost.The abuse of women sexually has been and still is a serious issue.The need to change the culture regarding this challenge … Continue reading →

Part of the joy of writing the novel “On the Corner” was actually reliving some of my most memorable experiences.People became alive again and I could actually feel their presence. I relived the joys and pains of the journey and … Continue reading →