August 2022 – Jeffrey A. Nelson

In the Library

My earliest library memories are from when I was in early elementary school and our town’s library was on the same block. I was able to walk or bike there from my house. The first library books that I tended to check out were stories about fantastic creatures (including, I can recall, a book aboutContinue reading “In the Library”

If It Hurts, Stop Doing It

Turning 43 has taught me a variety of lessons. Back when I was in college–a season fading further and further away into my rearview mirror–my religion professor advised one of my classes never to turn 43, because that’s the age when one gets bifocals. I am happy to report that I have thus far avoidedContinue reading “If It Hurts, Stop Doing It”

Fall Reading 2022

The summer months are winding down, and with that comes the need for a new list of books. I enjoyed most of the books on my summer list, but now I need to figure out what I intend to read to close out the year. Here’s what I’m planning: Wayward by Chuck Wendig Sellout: TheContinue reading “Fall Reading 2022”