Come walk these roads with me. Some of the pavement is difficult, but stay light of heart. This book, like the life well lived, is full of whimsy. There is music and poetry. And being sort of an autobiography, that‘s how it should be. . .
The five proofs of Christianity offered here are my own. They are the product of slow reflection on where we are in this world. Is God with us? Are we alone? I did not borrow from other writers; I did not even read other writers until my five proofs were down on paper. And I did not alter or expand them then . . .
The obvious strength of this dissertation is the originality of its conceptual framework. Swann succeeds in isolating and defining certain basic techniques which Hoffmann utilizes in his varied portrayals of the fantastic. Since this has not been accomplished by previous Hoffmann scholarship, Swann’s results are of considerable consequence . . .
Kirksey lives in Tennessee. Sometimes he has odd visions. Some of them are Orwellian. He thinks a lot. You may think he is crazy.
Judith clerked for the Tennessee Court of Appeals, practiced for 10 years, and then was named to a judgeship with a domestic relations docket. The problems began almost immediately, with her home being shot up. And then things got worse.
Kirksey lives in Tennessee. Sometimes he has odd visions. Some of them are Orwellian. He thinks a lot. You may think he is crazy.
This is a book about possible futures, societal breakdown, poetry, and how to write.
Are you curious about your future? This is a book for you.
What Now?/ Judge Bill Swann
This is a book about possible futures, societal breakdown, poetry, and how to write.
Judith clerked for the Tennessee Court of Appeals, practiced for 10 years, and then was named to a judgeship with a domestic relations docket. The problems began almost immediately, with her home being shot up. And then things got worse.