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Bob Noir: Gray World (Chapter 9)

The Suburbs Dog

The Crossword Puzzle Mystery: Chapter 8

How do we find God's joy and wonder in a cynical and weary world?

Bob Noir: Gray World (Chapter 8)

Field Lunch

The Crossword Puzzle Mystery: Chapter 7

Why constant striving and hustle culture is destroying you.

Bob Noir: Gray World (Chapter 7)

Looking Through The Wrong Telescope

The Crossword Puzzle Mystery: Chapter 6

Norman Saunders and my childhood friend, the smoking cowboy.

Bob Noir: Gray World (Chapter 6)

Improving Upon Hamlet

The Crossword Puzzle Mystery: Chapter 5

When isolation is preferred to communication.

Bob Noir: Gray World (Chapter 5)

Nellie Says These Are Good

The Crossword Puzzle Mystery: Chapter 4

Finding Corky Normart.

Bob Noir: Gray World (Chapter 4)

A Book Review, Written As If By An Amazon Customer

The Crossword Puzzle Mystery: Chapter 3

How to write the perfect headline, backed by science and snake oil.

Bob Noir: Gray World (Chapter 3)

How to create a murder mystery dinner party.

Holy Glass

The Crossword Puzzle Mystery: Chapter 2

When high school Spanish comes back to haunt you.

Bob Noir: Gray World (Chapter 2)

Life During Halftimes

The Crossword Puzzle Mystery: Chapter 1

Free Ireland from hate, etc.

Bob Noir: Gray World (Chapter 1)

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Offensive Places To Eat And Travel, With Friends

I'm privileged and honored to blow a hole through being privileged and honored.

Dear Reader: this crazytown publication might be just what you need.

Purple prose, precious thoughts, and real life.

The dead internet theory, and why we let it get that way.

A tale of two stories: warnings from the not-so-fiction future for modern day.

Kill the coyotes.

There is no success without failure.

What is success and what is failure?

The importance of having a life of the mind.

Charlie Kirk and Jack Posobiec are triggered by the sign language interpreters.

Trigger warning: I'm going to talk about the constant need for trigger warnings.

Expecting better from Christians at Christmas is a bridge too far.