by Stephen Finlay Archer | Feb 23, 2018 | Stephen Finlay Archer - Author, Stephen's Saga
Hello readers, The tragedy of mass shootings in our country and the lack of action to stop them is sickening. I must take a stand. The Irish revolutionaries in the early 1900s had great difficulty obtaining the necessary weapons to successfully wage a liberating war...
by Stephen Finlay Archer | Oct 25, 2017 | Stephen Finlay Archer - Author, Stephen's Saga
Truth. Are we up S**t Creek without a paddle? Thanks to Jeffrey Hill, English Cartoonist of the Daily Blog No. But we are being sold down our swollen S**t River and the best we seem to be able to do with our paddles of truth is to try to steer a course over the...
by Stephen Finlay Archer | Sep 19, 2017 | Stephen Finlay Archer - Author, Stephen's Saga
Capital Public Radio This week’s extraordinary events started with an interview on the Capital Public Radio Insight program of Sacramento on Wednesday, 9-13, hosted by the very talented and perceptive Beth Ruyak and her professional and supportive producer Jen...
by Stephen Finlay Archer | Sep 3, 2017 | Myths, Mysteries and Mayhem, Stephen Finlay Archer - Author
From Antietam to Charlottesville Antietam was a pivotal battle during our Civil War, waged one hundred and fifty five years ago on September 17, 1862 near Sharpsburg, Maryland. This was the bloodiest day in American history and the Union forces stopped General...
by Stephen Finlay Archer | Aug 25, 2017 | Stephen Finlay Archer - Author, Stephen's Saga
I loved English composition and appreciation classes when I was a lad in high school, finding the nuances of poetry writing, with its meter and rhyme, fascinating. I marveled at the breadth and depth of the Shakespearean sonnets and plays, as an example, and...
