You can read and browse it here free: Types & Shadows is the quarterly journal of the Fellowship of Quakers in the Arts. (FQA) It first appeared in 1996, and has been produced ever since by dedicated and creative volunteers. The Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) were strongly against the arts for their first … Continue reading New Issue of “Types & Shadows” – Quaker Arts Journal-Online NOW (Free)
Welcome to ‘Uncharted Territory’ Gwynne Dyer, January 2, 2025 New Year is when we do the accounts for the year, and the bad news always gets top billing: how many wars are going on, how big were the natural disasters, etc.? Climate change now has its own slot in this annual accounting, and here is … Continue reading Gwynne Dyer: Happy(??) Climate New Year
3:10 PM – August 8, 2024 We’re still here, the rain has paused, the wind is light, and sunlight feels close to breaking through. But . . . . The radar says Debby, or this end of it/her, is west of us, swirling lazily counterclockwise, and could come around and do another dump on us … Continue reading Debby – Durham Update: The Eye’s Wide Open
Climate Change: The August Deadline By Gwynne Dyer — 31 July 2024 When you spend four years writing a book on climate change, you get to know most of the leading players. I have never seen them so dismayed. “By August, if we’re still looking at record-breaking temperatures, then we really have moved into uncharted … Continue reading Dyer: Global Heating: Breaking Records, Beating Forecasts; Now What?
AP News: Clyburn’s discussion of a ‘mini-primary’ fuels more talk of whether Biden should end his campaign. [NOTE: My first post on the great debate fallout freakout (After the Debate: Keep Calm. Chill the [Bleep] Out. Head Down, Beat Trump.) was posted on June 29. That was less than a week ago, but it seems … Continue reading Biden In Crisis: What Did Jim Clyburn Say? (And What about Bernie?)