Jim Glynn
Book Talk: Charlie Donlea, ‘Summit Lake’
Penn Courtney, editor of Events magazine, believes that Kelsey Castle has returned to work too soon after her ordeal. But, having had a...
For The Madera Tribune
Letters: Does anybody understand them?
June, .63 for peak. July, .59 for peak. Sun is at its best. We are into solar. Tons of it. So much so, that we sell it cheap to Arizona....
Jim Glynn
Opinion: Santa sued, sighted, sued, slim
Jolly Ol’ St. Nick ain’t so mirth-filled this year. But don’t worry; he’ll visit your abode as always, come snow or sleet. However, he’ll...
Jim Glynn
Book Talk: McFadden, The Housemaid Series
I’ve probably read two dozen of Freida McFadden’s novels. Most have been riveting psychological thrillers and stand-alone stories. But...
Jim Glynn
Opinion: Broke my wrist, missed out
I missed out. The day after my accident, it was announced that there is a new largest-known prime number. It’s 2136279841-1. I’m pretty...
For The Madera Tribune
Commentary: Luigi Mangione, and the Tabula Rasa
Luigi Mangione, the accused assassin of the UnitedHealth CEO, had one of the finest educations available to any man. The scion of a...
For The Madera Tribune
The sister in-laws
Veterans’ Voices is directed toward veterans and their families who have given so much to ensure our freedom in this country. This is an...
Jim Glynn
Book Talk: Lisa Gardner, ‘Gone’
Sergeant Detective Kincaid, Major Crimes, Oregon State Police, is awakened in the middle of the night by a phone call from one of his...