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We’re shocked, SHOCKED — Susan Kaiser Greenland & Seth Greenland
Edwards knew what the stakes were and yet he took an incredible risk. It’s as if he has become Evel Knievel and had to jump over the 100 monster trucks just for the thrill of it.
12Aug2008 | Susan | 2 comments | Continued
Edwards comes clean about Rielle Hunter — Susan Kaiser Greenland and Seth Greenland
Given the unfortunate but necessary disclosure by Edwards today that he had an extra-marital affair with Rielle Hunter, this post is moving back into the featured spot.
Republican/Democrat has nothing to do with it. It’s hypocrite vs. non-hypocrite. Edwards marital vows do not affect public policy. Larry Craig, on the other hand, had a Senatorial vote which he wielded against gays, which would be funny if it wasn’t so sad.
8Aug2008 | Susan | 6 comments | Continued
Rocky Mountain Why? — Susan Kaiser and Seth Greenland
10:39amSusan
Hey Seth, did you see McCain is going to visit the Dalai Lama in Aspen today? Do you think he’s a seeker?
10:40amSeth
I think he wants to discuss the four noble truths, and how he can use them to beat Obama.
Anti-Chick Lit Author Rachel Resnick interviews Anti-Dick Lit Author Seth Greenland
The only tip I can give writers about writing and selling comes down to this: find your voice. That is the only thing you have that no one else can offer. By the way, this is not easy, and may take years. If there is anything else you think you might like doing, by all means do that.
10Jul2008 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
Way to go Seth!
Seth’s novel Shining City comes out tomorrow and over the weekend both the Washington Post Book Review and the LA Times Book Review gave it high marks.
7Jul2008 | admin | 1 comment | ContinuedToo Much Green — Seth Greenland
Every major development in human history was brought about by someone who was once a kid who thought a little differently. But Galileo in fifth grade? Perhaps he wasn’t the easiest boy to teach in science class.
28Jun2008 | Seth | 1 comment | ContinuedMINDFUL IN THE CHAOS — Seth Greenland
But what about when a storm does hit, what then Mr. Mindful? To that I would say this: When a storm hits, do everything you can to keep safe and dry. And keep clearly in mind that the storm will exhaust itself, pass on, and blue skies will literally return. When in the middle of a giant upset, this is the thing to focus on.
19Jun2008 | Seth | 0 comments | Continued
Why is my husband on the Internet in his underpants? - Susan Kaiser Greenland
My brilliant and erudite husband has a new book coming out and it seems as if the ‘author video’ is de rigeur - I uploaded a screenshot and posted it below . . .
7Jun2008 | Susan | 0 comments | ContinuedGod and the Man in the White House. Seth Greenland
Today on Huffington Post, Seth writes that: there was a time when a politician’s relationship with the universe was a private matter about which he or she could choose to reflect deeply, or not. But now religion is just another signifier, like lapel pins, an item to be checked off when we’re evaluating would-be presidents. Allow me to quote Eric Hoffer: “Every great cause begins as a movement, becomes a business, and eventually degenerates into a racket.”
23May2008 | Seth | 2 comments | ContinuedWho knew the Pope and Chubby Checker had so much in common? Seth Greenland
Not long ago a group of Vatican theological advisors recommended eliminating the concept of limbo and Pope Benedict XVI signed off on it. This troubles me deeply. Although I am not a Catholic, I have great admiration for that religion. Their art collection is unsurpassed, their clergy know how to put on an excellent show, […]
19May2008 | Seth | 0 comments | ContinuedThere is absolutely nothing interesting about me. Seth Greenland
I have been stymied in my efforts to craft a memoir. Here is my problem: there is absolutely nothing interesting about me.
9May2008 | Seth | 4 comments | ContinuedRole Models - Seth Greenland
The word role model gets thrown around a lot these days. Athletes are supposed to fulfill that role, or religious leaders, or, god forbid, movie stars. The man whose primary role model is his father, and who can still say that in middle age, is lucky for a lot of reasons.
5May2008 | Seth | 2 comments | Continued