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I’ve finally updated the Books page with the info about all the books that are available. If you emailed me about them, you should be hearing from Frau Grace soon. Meanwhile, I will order a bunch of books to sign … Continue reading →

I pulled out my Toast-A-Lator this morning because our old friend Connie was visiting from Oregon. We hadn’t seen her in twenty years. You might not remember, but once I wrote about how we were talking one time over forty … Continue reading →

We have a house guest. You don’t have to plow through any stupid video today.   .   .   .   .   The strip is from 1990

If you would like one or more of the new books signed by me, or any of the older books, email me as soon as you can. I’m going to place the order no later than Monday. For details go … Continue reading →

Back in 1982 I bought an expensive bottle of wine in a town in Scotland. It’s the town where they beheaded Mary Queen of Scots. We had dinner in a very nice restaurant. The wine was excellent.  I bought a … Continue reading →

Forty-two years of wedded bliss. The best thing about it being so long is that she no longer is strong enough to strangle me. . . . . . . . .

1991-1992, 2005-2006, 2007-2008 and 2013-2014 If you order them direct at these links you save 20% off the Amazon price. I’m going to try this: If you like, I can order the books, sign them and draw a little sketch, … Continue reading →

Big news tomorrow. I won’t tell you till then, but let me say, I’m like Audie Murphy Through Hell and Back. It took me a year but I finally got it done. I’ll post it tomorrow. Right now I’m very … Continue reading →

This is by far my most valuable autograph. You won’t believe it: The extremely rare 1715 edition of The Iliad Signed by Plato!! It’s got to be worth a fortune! See, I don’t get this joke. I should have made … Continue reading →

You’ll love this one. My sister was the recording engineer at Allen Toussaint’s studio in New Orleans when Paul made Venus and Mars. My sister didn’t mix it though. He had his own audio crew. Paul and Linda both signed … Continue reading →