Chris Holmes
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We present the latest in a seemingly endless series of excellent internet links that you must see. It is a moral
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In honor of all the moms out there (whether or not they're still with us), I offer up a moving tribute from Robert Glasper to his
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My movie review of the 1949 film noir classic starring Joseph Cotten and Orson
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The nice thing about reading a book prior to seeing a subsequent cinematic adaption is that you can go in fresh, with no notions or expectations. So when I picked up a copy of Robin Moore’s
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Here's a look back at the most important happenings in history for the week of February 22-28.
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Chris Holmes reviews Single & Single, a 1999 crime novel by Cold War-era author John le Carré. It's as close to a spy novel as you can get without
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The most dangerous villains, the scariest ones to watch, are the ones with no clear reasons or motives behind their mayhem. They enter from the darkest corners of our imaginations and exist solely
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I know my place in the blogosphere (or is it blogiverse?). I get more hits on this site than I thought I would when I started, but I’m not about to compete with YouTube or Wikipedia. But the