A Note on Howard P. Lovecraft’s Verseby Rheinhart Kleiner Comment occasioned by the verse of Mr. Howard P. Lovecraft, who is a more or less … Read More ›
Month: October 2022
The following, I wrote for a St. Patrick’s Day program where Etna and I entertained, March 6, 1965. Etna sang several Irish songs and I … Read More ›
GOOD years, like good men in that song, are hard to find. Comparing 1955 with preceding years, it was a better one. I did not … Read More ›
LAST MONTH’s LITNEWS omitted a sentence I intended to add to Etheree’s plug for office-holding. We meant to point out that she followed her own … Read More ›
NOT GallivantingMartin B. Keffer It seems to us the famed Rocky Mountains as seen from Denver appear smaller than on previous trips here – almost … Read More ›
Greetings! Terrelle and I will be responsible for 15 reservations at Day’s Inn in Kansas IF we do not cancel the convention by a certain … Read More ›
I Want the Nice Priestby Katharyn Machan Aal As the bus passed the road sign for Cortland, Sister Ann Marie told about Father Murray: Our … Read More ›
Memories of Springs, Pastby Harry Slocum Tordoff Just above the village of Greenville, Rhode Island, at the junction of Route #116 and Snake Hill Road, … Read More ›
Wanted Somewhere out there, some good buddy has a variable speed motor I need badly to run my 10 x 15 hand feed C&P. I … Read More ›
“No pleasure endures unseasoned by variety.” Latest Love My credo, after nearly nineteen years’ enjoyment of amateur journalism, is that this hobby is so satisfying … Read More ›