It was Loren Mason-Gere’s good luck that a woman in one of the trucks just behind the machine had medical training and first-aid supplies which she quickly deployed.

Martin Levowitz
A Bloody Pendulum
Bear with me, just once more. I promise not to mention Jews again for one full year.Â
Victim Versus Victim
The U.S.A. and Israel: foxhole buddies to the end. Our overlapping histories, where treatment of the natives is concerned, cement the bond.
It’s Us and Them, Again
It pays to note what happens when a group within society has neither hope nor opportunity.
The Joy of Animosity
We grosbeaks, chimps and humans sing our endless, bloody song. How come?
Delicious Mystery
We love and dislike mystery because it intrigues and unsettles us. Until we know what’s going on we are both puzzled and disturbed, but hardly ever bored.
Life Among the Humans: Almost Hitting a Skunk
I’m going to write about something more personal, closer to home, from back when there were fewer rules.
Real or Imagined?
The so-called Placebo Effect is immense. If you believe that something’s real, it’s real – simple as that!
Author Phil Caputo Previews New Novel at Cady Hall
The local snowbird resident, journalist, novelist, and all-around author addressed an enthusiastic gaggle of fans and well-wishers.
Life Among the Humans: Poopooing Polarity
We live in a bipolar world where everything is somewhat balanced by an opposite; by something which can seem to be its mortal enemy.