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Weekend Edition: 12-4

Nonbookish Linkage

COVID lockdown and a “high-functioning” depressive Does democracy exist? A truly moronic conspiracy theory USD poli sci prof rightfully proud to be “famous & dangerous” The cabarets of Heaven and Hell When the British couldn’t watch TV at 6 pm

Bookish Linkage

Why does Dune remain so popular? Calling something Bible fan fiction […]

Weekend Edition: 11-27

Blog Post of the Week Year

Sometimes removing guns from the home makes good sense (Few have the insight of my longtime friend Kevin)

Nonbookish Linkage

Can you believe it’s stressful to talk politics with people who disagree? Steam-based utopian visions A brief history of the codpiece The most dangerous place on Earth — 100 […]

Weekend Edition: 11-20

Interesting Reading in the Interweb Tubez

Books Do Furnish a Civilization (“Public libraries remain one of the great democratic institutions.”)

QAnon Droppings

Don’t worry, RFK Jr. will be here

But What About the Templars?

The QAnon Shaman can use his prison term continuing to connect Freemasons, the Illuminati, the Skull & Bones society, MK-Ultra, alien […]

Weekend Edition: 11-13

Blog Headline of the Week

Only a Death-Row Prisoner Could Make the Supreme Court Skeptical of a Religious Freedom Claim

Legal Advice of the Week

Don’t call the members of a disciplinary committee “jokes of human excrement”

Nonbookish Linkage

Although not reference material for the legal advice, here’s the early history of human excreta To […]

Weekend Edition: 11-6

Nonbookish Linkage

Sorry, time travel will be a one-way ticket A short history of the public restroom Merriam-Webster adds 455 words to its dictionary You never had Channel 37 because of astronomy

Bookish Linkage

DOJ says books matter National Book Critics Circle, of which I’m a member, will have a new award for books in […]