Jim Glynn
Book Talk: Cavanagh, ‘Kill for Me, Kill for You’
I can’t think of a better mystery writer whose debut novel was published after 2014 than Steve Cavanagh, an Irish lawyer who no longer...
Jim Glynn
Opinion: America’s changing family patterns, part I
June, historically in our culture, was “marrying month.” It was not a coincidence that many of the popular songs of the 1940s and 1950s...
Jim Glynn
Book Talk: Thomas Perry, ‘The Old Man’
Twenty years ago, Army Intelligence sent Michael Kohler to Libya with $20 million for Faris Hamzah. Hamzah was then to deliver the money...
Jim Glynn
Opinion: The changing American workweek
What is a “normal” workweek? Traditionally, at least since the mid-twentieth century, it’s been forty hours, generally between 8 a.m. and...
For The Madera Tribune
Letters: Supervisor disturbed by distortion of truth
I’m responding to a “Pulse” article in your June 1, 2024, Tribune edition written by Jim Glynn. Normally I would let a bizarre attack...
For The Madera Tribune
Letters: No branch of government is immune
The two longest serving Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS), Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito, should...
Jim Glynn
Book Talk: Lisa Scottoline, ‘Betrayed’
The law firm may belong to partners Bennie Rosato and Mary DiNunzio, but this is Judy Carrier’s story. Because Mary is now partnered with...
Jim Glynn
Opinion: Closed hospital, overpaid county supervisors
Why should we care about this story? This past December in Williamston, N.C., shots rang out. Someone made the 911 call and first...