Please allow me to introduce myself: I'm the man the first ten amendments to the American Constitution were intended to protect. That's right, it's me. I've read them, memorized a few even, and I can tell you, until further notice, I'm watching my back. Let's review: Bill of Rights
There’s only one thing corporate America hates more than paying their fair share of taxes, and that’s paying American workers a fair and decent wage.There follows a current rant on unemployment, the "I" of the Newt, a middle finger for the voters in Michigan, a tax the rich harangue, and some pretty darn good speech writing suggestions for Mr. Obama
After a whirlwind swing through the Bay Area last spring, thanks to the incomparable Lowry and Linda McFerrin (from Proforma and Left Coast Writers respectively), James J. Patterson and wife, poet, Rose Solari, were off to The Land of the Northern Pine for some needed R&R and to get back to work on various writing projects! But First...Read on!
Beet Root Productions in partnership with Alan Squire Publishing has produced a trailer for James J. Patterson's new book, Bermuda Shorts! Simply click on the image at the right to view, and turn the sound up!
Brooke Kenny of the Montgomery Gazette and her excellent review of Bermuda Shorts is here!
"To Make The Personal Universal"
Enjoy!
On Saturday, Januray 29th, 2011, Alan Squire Publishing celebrated the birthday of Thomas Paine, rviving a proud tradition that goes back to the opening decades of the 19th Century. Sixty people gathered at Gadsby's Tavern in Old Town Alexandria, Virginia. There was music by the Fife & Drum Corps, colonial ale, and a special visit from President James Madison himself! Paine scholar Patrick Hughes spoke regarding the history of Paine's birthday celebrations, and James J Patterson gave a crash course on Paine's enduring legacy. To read those remarks and see some pics of the event just click below!
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