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Bridge to Trouble: Chapter VII
“Why not?” said Keith. “It’s the way I prefer to live. I struck a bargain with myself a while back that I was going to find the fun in everything that…
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Bridge to Trouble: Chapter VI
"Are you out of your mind, or do you just enjoy giving that impression?”
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The Alternate-History Book Lists
The best books I read through the years...with hindsight
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Bridge to Trouble: Chapter V
I tried to picture his face if one of our attempts did pan out some visible flecks of gold—not improbable in this country. That would certainly make…
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The Round-Up: July 2025
A monthly miscellany of interesting links and tidbits
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July 2025

Bridge to Trouble: Chapter IV
“You didn’t ask me to help, you told me I was helping,” I said with some asperity. “What else can I do, when you tell me my home is crawling with…
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Bridge to Trouble: Chapter III
I didn’t say what I was thinking, which was that on this particular stretch of mountainside it was very unlikely that a boulder, let alone more than…
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Snippets of Story: Summer 2025
A glimpse at what I've been working on
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Bridge to Trouble: Chapter II
In the small hours of the morning I was awakened by the sound of an automobile.
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Seven Classic Disney Live-Action Movies to Grow Up With
Family, fun, history, and nostalgia with old-time Disney
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Bridge to Trouble: Table of Contents
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Bridge to Trouble: Chapter I
I never wanted to leave the Pont in the first place. So on the night I decided I couldn’t stay one more hour in Santa Clara, I never even considered…
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