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Have you ever reread a book, years and many books in a series later? I do that periodically, and you might recall the look back I did after watching the entire Longmire TV series. Looking back can be a learning experience with respect to a book or film series. Perceptions change, characters evolve, writing get better, and time does funny things to your memory.

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My list of favorite comedians is very fluid and changes from time to time. If you asked me right now, I could easily expand the list to 20 or 25, reaching back to the Bob Hope and George Gobel days. To make this list, I require the entertainer to have the trifecta of comedy: stand-up, sketch comedy and acting credits.

Jim Gaffigan – The youngster on...


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Shadow boxing with the darkness

A feeling of being eyeballed

Darkness consumes the sunset

Could my number be called

Summoning a stalwart defense

Pieces and parts, it’s a beginning

Hard liquor, soft landing

Leaves your tired psyche spinning

Teasingly, the white whale cir...


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The majestic Midland Theatre

Kansas City has some beautiful and comfortable concert venues including the Midland Theater. First opening in 1927, the theater features gold leaf, crystal chandeliers, and intricate plasterwork. Beyond its historical beauty, the theater has state of the art sound, lighting and visual technology making it a comfortable and pleasurable venue for...


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I grew a bit uneasy when the acknowledgment discusses how the book I’m about to sink my teeth into, has its origins in Dostoyevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov. Uneasy, but certainly curious. Thankfully, The Brothers McKay (2026, Viking) did not approach a thousand pages like the Russian novel, since my outer reading boundary tops out at 500 pag...


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