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Stung: Learning to Listen to the Bees

Inspired by my madcap adventures in beekeeping, a personal journey into honey bee health and colony losses.

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Abomination

Inspired by my love of medieval history, mythological fantasy, and good old-fashioned monster stories.

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Cinnabar

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A Concise History of Mandatory Sentencing

An article inspired by the cultural and social repercussions of the United States’ tough-on-crime policies over the last few decades.

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Encounters with Rikki

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The Enkert Dossiers

"Excellent, fast-paced, and engaging ..." - Charles Scribner III. Recruited to help find his notorious Nazi war criminal uncle, Jurgen Enkert confronts his family’s dark past ... and an even more terrifying present.

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Inside the Bubble

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The Man Within

Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill, 50 years after his death, in rare photos and his own words.

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They arrived at the valley floor and cantered over to where the man was working the field, a powerful sweat on him as he drove a deep furrow through the earth with the plow. Cast in heavy iron, it looked intended to be drawn by a horse, but the man was pushing it along unaided, as though he knew no better. The two men on horseback exchanged a look of amusement. Farmhands were not renowned for their intellect, but one that did not even know how to work a basic tool of his trade? Wonders never ceased.

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