Larry L. Dill's Collected Essays and Journal Entries 2004-2008
"White Like Me" The Dark Side of American Immigration History
September, 2008
Science for the Masses
August, 2008 A Journal of Yesteryear originally published in August, 1997
Self Portrait at 64
5 poems, an essay on George Carlin and a postscript
July, 2008
Six Degrees of Desperation
The Troubled Dreams of Barack Obama
June, 2008
A Voice Crying in the American Wilderness
In Defense of Jeremiah Wright
May 2008
Words
August 2007 Childhood origins of the New Hope Journal
Shut up and Sing?
The March, 2007 issue includes a tribute to the Dixie Chicks, Molly Ivins and Grace Paley, as well as a new feature called Varieties of Vegan Experience
Austin History
The February, 2007 issue is a reminisence of Larry L. Dill's 30 odd years in Austin including representative poems from 4 decades in Austin and 3 poems by Austin legend, Albert Huffstickler.
Never Stronger
January, 2007. Poems by W.H. Auden and Larry L. Dill and a letter from Bob Salmon.
The Philosopher's Stone
The December, 2006 issue recounts Larry L. Dill's encounter with the American health care system.
The Bird Sings. Its Feathers Shine
November, 2006. Meditations on marriage and melancholy, science and religion, the poetry of T.S Eliot and Wallace Stevens.
Remembering Ann Richards
October, 2006. "A Clean Well Lighted Life." Larry L. Dill's personal tribute to late governor of Texas.
Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes
September, 2006. "Money, distance, time, love, longing, war, peace, beauty, truth, hope, despair, denial and death. Words running through my head like random chords banged out on a piano." From the intimate journals of Larry L. Dill.
Let Me Die with the Philistines
August , 2006. Larry L. Dill, David Grossman, Bill Moyers and Alexander Cockburn weigh in on the future of Israel.
No Man is an Island
July 14, 2006. A Napoleonic dreamscape.
Revisionist Dreams & America's Nightmares
July, 2007. Dreaming of Jimmy Stewart. Thoughts on Adult Education and the coming dark age.
Self-Portrait at Sixty-Two
June 15, 2006. "Human survival seems so much more complicated than mere animal existence. People believe that they are on a journey with an invisible spirit, a holographic image of themselves. Not a guide. More like a wife, sometimes following dutifully behind them, sometimes leading. Sometimes the spirit moves you. Sometimes it seems that you must drag it along like an obstinate child. Sometimes your spirit is a poet singing sweetly in your ear. Sometimes it is a banshee crying doom."
Looking for Comity in the Muslim World (and in my own)
Daily entries from the intimate journals of Larry L. Dill.
January 2006
February, 2006
Letter From Rabbit Rock: Notes on New Orleans
Dante, The Renaissance and the Library at Rabbit Rock
Larry of Waynesville
Ward Churchill, 911 and the American Dream
Tsunamier than Thou: A Response
Letter from New York, December 2004: Derrida, Camus and Goddard
Letter from the Raleigh Station
Rebel Without A Car: New York stories Part 1
Girl Scout’s Guide to New York
Letter from Rabbit Rock: Origins of Rabbit Rock
Letter from Rabbit Rock: The Zen of Personal Architecture
Environmentalists attempt takeover of the Sierra Club!
Undo these hills: Thinking Globally and Writing Locally
A Writers Life: Writing a life
Why I Voted for John Kerry
All About Us: The New Hope Journal Celebrates 25 Years of Publishing
Complete New Hope Journal Site Index
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