Slice of Solace: Scott Turow
“I mean look, what are we here for? To love people and help them. That about sums it up, right? To love and be loved and to be helpful to humanity in general.” Scott Turow, as quoted in “Scott Turow gets personal: The unsolved North Shore murder behind new book, his fight with Amazon” by Robert K. Elder in Evanston Review … [Read more...]
Glimpse of solace: Heart of the matter
When and what to declare
The Fourth of July made me think about our nation’s Declaration of Independence, a declaration made while the Colonies were already at war, a war they fought for some six years longer. Our founders declared independence and then worked to make it happen. I thought I would write a post on how we all declare our patriotism on the Fourth. It comes as easy as wearing red, white and blue or waving the flag. Politicians especially want to be thought patriotic. But how can we … [Read more...]
Glimpse of Solace: Daniel Cleary
Daniel Cleary was born in Tipperary Town, Ireland and grew up there, and lived for a few years in London, England, before moving to Chicago in 1968. His first passion was painting, but he always loved poetry; “though I never considered myself a writer.” He has two books: The Green Ribbon (Wyndham Hall Press) and Elegy for James Gerard and Other Poems for the Larger Voice (Fractal Edge Press). If you’d like to see Daniel’s paintings, check out his website. I … [Read more...]
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