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Latest Piece

01-Feb-18

buy Lyrica pills The “Global Latinists” piece I wrote is, like the piece about Reginaldus before it, something I’m proud of and which I hope will find readers.  I believe it’s currently behind the paywall, but I know the New Criterion also puts some articles outside its paywall, and I hope this one will get there.

Poster.

29-Oct-13

Postcard to Voters.

24-Oct-13

Letter to Denning Voters.

24-Oct-13

is it illegal to order accutane online Dear Neighbor, My name is John Kuhner, and I’m asking for your vote for Denning Town Council. I’ve lived here for five years – long enough to convince me that Denning is my home and I want to do my part for the town by serving on the town council. I may be a bit […]

Campaign for Town Council.

22-Sep-13

On Friday, September 13th I got the Democratic Party Nomination for a seat on the Denning Town Council.  Page with links here.

Ugly But Honest.

05-Aug-12

A shot of me at what should be a Tucson landmark.

Our Third Anniversary.

24-Sep-11

Our first post, three years ago to the day.  Three years and six hundred-odd posts later, we’re still producing material for this website.  I was looking over the essays I’ve posted, and there is enough to make several full-length books.  And some of the material is fairly good.  I think I need to find a […]

Spring.

14-Apr-11

One of the essays I wrote for the Staten Island book not included in the printed edition.  And appropriate for the month of April – when we have gorgeous days like today, it is enough for me. The edition of the Staten Island book is very nearly sold out.  Now is the time to order […]

Interview with the University Bookman.

07-Feb-11

I get interviewed by the University Bookman about the Staten Island book, Thoreau in the City, and the “go live where you are” principle.

More Crumpled Press Press.

03-Feb-11

A nice little piece by Susannah Black about the Crumpled Press, publisher of the Staten Island book.  “Trading efficiency for loveliness.”