View from Munich

Have fun browsing my Web essays, novels, short stories, and plays. And feel free to use the Contact form below to send me your comments and suggestions for worthy subjects and new projects. I would be glad to hear from you. To start, let me suggest my latest . . .

Partisan Truth, A Web essay

The most curious feature of the January 2026 Jack Smith hearing was Republicans’ indifference to Smith’s evidence indicating “beyond a reasonable doubt” that election fraud had been committed. What they could not forgive is whom Smith’s evidence implicated.

Trump Bucks, A Web essay

In honor of America’s Semiquincentennial, President Trump’s signature will appear on U.S. paper currency. Which does not explain why Trump tweeted that all U.S. currency was fake. It was up to the cherubic Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to make it all crystal clear to a concerned public.

No Average Award, A Web essay

When President Trump can’t sleep he tucks himself away in his favorite secret space in all the universe. But one night while he was deeply involved in relaxing there, he found himself visited by all the world6 insisting on giving him awards. How could he refuse?

A Child at the Helm, A Web essay

Since Trump’s retaking office on January 20, 2025, we have only carped at his childish actions, which get more destructive by the month. But we mustn’t complain. He is doing exactly what we let him do.

My Blue-Eyed Son, A Web ditty

We sat by the furnace for many long evenings, but the fire had gone out and we could not light it again.


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2 thoughts on “View from Munich

  1. Are you Connie who was in Cape May NJ in 1973-74. If you are nice to know you are still here. Either way enjoyed your essays.

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