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    • Magnolia Muse
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    • Movie Room
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    • Writing Contest 2022
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    • Full List
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    • Al Benson
    • Carolina Contrarian
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    • Boyd Cathey
    • Dissident Mama
    • Ted Ehmann
    • Walt Garlington
    • Gail Jarvis
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    • Neil Kumar
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    • Tom Riley
    • H.V. Traywick, Jr.
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Clyde Wilson Archive


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The Way We Are Now (5.10.2020)
The author checks up on the state of the nation.

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Being Southern in an Age of Radicalism (1.25.20)
As in ages past, the South is at odds with the rest of the US.
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A Strange People (3.6.2020)
Americans are full of contradictions.

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How We Like Our Presidents (11.18.19)
Americans want politicians with personal appeal.
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Random Thoughts on the Sorrows of Empire (6.23.19)
Further reflections on the way we are.

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More Sorrows of Empire (4.30.19)
More about the Way We Are.
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Still More Sorrows of Empire: War and Rumours of War (5.16.19)
​So much for the promise of "No more foreign wars."

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American Journalism: Through a Glass Darkly (3.17.19)
The public has had enough of the imperious, deceptive press.
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The Sorrows of Empire: The Way We Are Now (3.21.19)
Notes on the harsh realities of life in our late-stage empire.

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California, Adios! (11.30.18)
​A Southerner dreams of a free California.
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Welcome to Carthage (3.2.19)
Satan is here, and he is on a roll.

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Trump Agonistes (10.14.18)
​Public enthusiasm for Trump remains. The question is: Is it any longer justifiable?
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​​My, How the World Has Changed  (11.13.18)
A Septuagenarian reflects on the way things used to be.

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Life in the Old Land Yet:
Introducing four new books that give hope for the future of Dixie
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