Sunday brunch has gotten to be a big deal in Gainesville. And what’s not to like? Mimosas. Eggs Benedict. Meeting … More
Author: FreeGNV
High tides, dry grass
“Oh, of course I’ll keep it to myself. Until the water reaches my lower lip, and then I’m going to … More
Guns, students and 1968
When it came out that Lee Harvey Oswald killed the President of the United States, in 1963, with an Italian … More
Density is our destiny
(This was originally published in The Sun in the spring of 2015, but it seems especially relevant today given the … More
Only kidding Gainesville
A lot of folks like to think of Gainesville as being a progressive university community. But, really, we’re a typical … More
Child of the Anthropocene
I am a child of the Anthropocene. In my lifetime I have leaped, not just from one century to the … More
The art of climate change
Ange can’t sleep. She tosses and turns and worries. About her daughter Lily’s grim future. About the dead chicks they … More
Cross and double cross
Impressive things I saw on my trip to Russia in the summer of 2017. The Kremlin. The Hermitage Young couples … More
Graveyard of ‘heroes’
(Wrote this in the summer of 2017 for the Gainesville Sun. Still relevant today.) Stalin’s got a busted nose. Shattered … More
Gainesville’s strong compact
I love this town. I know, I’ve been saying that for years. But I’ve never been more enamored of Gainesville … More
