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Breaking Even
Breaking Even By Alejandro Grattan-Dominguez Reviewed by Anita HenryProfessor Emeritus—French Literature This finely-crafted novel of discovery and reaching adulthood is an entrancing read. The author has created a classical format; like a play in five acts, the five parts of the tale move the storyline along at a dramatic pace. Part One sets up
The 1860 Southern Plantation Company
The 1860 Southern Plantation Company By J. C. Kottler (Ed. Note: Please keep in mind that what follows is satire, with the author’s tongue placed firmly in his cheek.) Michelle Bachman and Rick Santorum recently signed a marriage pledge which said, “. . . a child born into slavery in 1860 was more likely
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