Lynn's favorite articles from jameslafond.com for the week of November 13:
A friend of Tony Rooster's is a Wild Indian.
A friend of the Checkered Demon enjoys a benevolent beating by an old, treacherous lover.
James tells of the time he took possession of a gladiator on a handshake.
What does it mean to be a racist according to Evola's classifications?
Harm City comes to the suburbs and gives James a chance to coach his son in Dindu Wrangling.
Jeremy Bentham gives good advice along with the Radio Free Dindustan police blotter in Get Off my Lawn!
Parody is not possible in a world where trees can be racist, a baffling piece from Fred Beare.
Fred Beare's neighbors did him a big favor and invited a bunch of lowlifes over for a party.
The Murderbowl Sweepstakes 2017 has begun. Pick a number, any number, and enter to win a digital book for your electron library.
Tony Rooster enforces civility outside the bounds of civilization.
James and Jeremy discuss the escalating violence and tensions between police, residents and gangs in Baltimore, marked by the daylight execution of a police detective.
Tony Cox makes a fine fiction debut.
Get in at the start of a new fiction book: Thunderbird.
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