Award-winning children's author. Won for books on Nolan Ryan, Greg Louganis, Ted Williams, Tom Seaver and Teddy Roosevelt. Also short-listed for other books.
Earlier today, I was informed that I had won the 2026 Raina Sullivan Horror Contest, for my short story "Fatality at First Base." I am very grateful to be recognized as a horror writer. Not bad for a novice in that area at the beginning of this year.
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Recently, I found out that my children's book, titled WHEN UN-BEAR-ABLE BRAXTON BULLIED ME, was named Best Book for Dealing with Emotions in the Fall 2026 seasonal Pencraft Book Awards @PenCraftAward. I look forward to going to Las Vegas next April to attend the ceremony.
Why isn't @abcnews, @FoxNews, @NBCNews or @CBSNews reporting on this matter? It's a serious issue! Oh yes, a lot of the news media outlets are run by liberals. And as such, they're more than happy to protect other liberals, even the liberals who are mentally unwell. That figures!
This issue of mental health, as it concerns political candidates aspiring for public office, is a very serious one. Given that a U.S. Senate seat is on the line, and that this seat could decide which party controls that branch of Congress, I wouldn't want to vote for a head-case.
If it is true that he was recently in a mental hospital, then I seriously believe that #JamesTalarico should drop out of the U.S. Senate race in #Texas. Because if Talarico was hospitalized and if he then beats @KenPaxtonTX, then who's not to say he won't be hospitalized again?
I'll tell you: if this bit of news on #JamesTalarico doesn't swing the U.S. Senate race in #Texas over to @KenPaxtonTX, then I don't know what will. If there is one thing that will make voters question if a politician is fit to hold office the most, it's the #mentalhealth issue.
U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico did not have the flu.
An Ohio mental hospital confirms he was voluntarily committed for a mental health crisis.
A candidate struggling with mental illness, who lies to the American people, is not fit to be Senator.
So much for the money that was spent just to be at the game. I guess it was the additional bucks spent on all that alcohol that did the fan in. After all, alcohol can make you do some weird things. And it was those weird things that led to him now having a criminal record. Sad!
Don Joyce, who played for the @Colts in the 1950s.
I only remember his name because of that legendary chicken eating contest story that Art Donovan shared for @NFLFilms.
36 pieces of chicken and a picture of iced tea sweetened with saccharin. Epic!