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Here’s the anti-paywall link to my review of the book When Books Went to War.

It’s a USA-centric book. That probably explains why it’s only available in the United States (since I included it in an international giveaway, I looked into the option of buying books in the winner’s country… ha ha, too few copies of this book exist outside the USA for that to work). For those of you who aren’t part of U.S. society, I don’t know whether that’s a plus or minus.

Though I didn’t time this for Memorial Day, it’s a fitting piece for Memorial Day weekend.

How people print, distribute, and read books during an event as extreme as a world war reveals much about books in any context.

Again, here’s an anti-paywall link.

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The Book Cafe published my review of What We Talk About When We Talk About Books by Leah Price. Here’s the link to get you past the paywall.

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Here is the anti-paywall link to my new essay published at The Writing Cooperative.

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Once again, an essay of mine was published in Mind Cafe, “Anxious Over Finding Your Life’s Purpose? Then Follow a Silly Value.” Here’s a hole in the paywall.

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If you want to read my new essay without paying for a Medium membership, you can go through this hole in the paywall.

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Get past the Medium paywall with this link.

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I’ve published my first story on Medium. Get past the paywall with this link.