Category: Jacob L. Warner (Author)

Note 1. This is a work of fiction. If you think you recognize someone, repeat after me: “This is a work of fiction.” Note 2. … Read More ›

NOTE At least two Boxwooder readers were at Morehead State College when I entered it in 1940. Blaine Lewis was a student, and Bill Wineland … Read More ›

“The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune…” – Shakespeare, Hamlet “lacta alea est.” (The die is cast.) – Julius Caesar “Fortune, not prudence, rules the … Read More ›

“DID YOU SEE that North fellow? What’d he want?” “I don’t know what he wants; he wasn’t ready to tell me. I think he’s a … Read More ›

“Herpes zoster is a pain, in more ways than one.” – Dr. Anderson, Neurologist. ON BIKE RIDES I often solve computer problems, straighten out plot … Read More ›

Apology: This article contains computer jargon that seems impossible to explain in such restricted space. The following may be helpful: bit: binary digit, 0 or … Read More ›

NOTE This story is fiction. That is, it’s basically a true story and all the characters are real, but the gaps in my memory have … Read More ›

My stock story was basically the same for more than twenty years. However, each victim was different, and the situations varied. Strange-enough, the victims themselves … Read More ›

On Saturday, April 18, Leah and I attended a memorial service for William C. Wineland who had died as a result of a heart attack. … Read More ›