“Homage to Luxenben” now available as an e-book
Word count: 493
New novel by the writer of the “Writer’s Notebook” is situated on a utopian planet on which religious, economic, political, and social institutions obey a coherent set of nature-inspired rules–all accruing, of course, to the enormous benefit of the planet’s population. Available as an e-book for $3.75. Details at www.homagetoluxenben.org.
Barach Obama and the Cherry Tree
Word count: 118
Father, I cannot tell the truth.
Czechmate
Word count: 1691
Drinking bout results in Czechered mindset
Episode 11, “Homage to Luxenben”
Word count: 3078
Eddie relates the sad fate of Herculus and SVI’s declining fortunes
Episode 10 of “Homage to Luxenben”
Stelzer and Matilda are joined by Eddie on their walk back to the dorm from the Pageant
The Church of St. Ayn Deconsecrated
word count: 2,116
For those viewers of the “Atlas Shrugged” movie in need of an antidote.
Academy Awards Night in Tehran
Word count: 867
The Tehran Telegraph covers a highpoint in the cultural life of this enlightened metropolis.
Episode 9 of “Homage to Luxenben”
Word count: 4645
From Stelzer’s standpoint, the intermissions were as action-filled as were the events depicted in the pageant itself.
Episode 8 of “Homage to Luxenben” (formerly “Stelzer’s Travels”)
Word Count 3971
In which Stelzer’s attendance at the Pageant introduces him to Luxenben’s early history and the planet’s cherished ethos.
Episode Seven of “Stelzer’s Travels”
Word count: 7235
Stelzer attends Luxenben’s most important event of the year, it’s Founder’s Day celebration, and learns more than he anticipated of the planet’s happenings, past and present.