Book Talk: Carcaterra, ‘Apaches’
Lorenzo Carcaterra was born and raised in New York’s infamous Hell’s Kitchen in 1954, so he is intimately familiar with the state’s...
Jim Glynn
Nov 27, 2024
Commentary: California’s climate rules leave working class behind
The next time Governor Gavin Newsom puts on his detective hat and tries to get to the bottom of the “price gouging” that is supposedly...
For The Madera Tribune
Nov 23, 2024
Book Talk: Lisa Jackson, ‘Born to Die’
Coincidence. Usually, I don’t care for mystery novels that are based on coincidence. Lisa Jackson’s third book in her Regan...
Jim Glynn
Nov 20, 2024
Commentary: Too old for taxes!
Picture it: life, the beginning of time. Though the Bible doesn’t expressly describe its formation, along with the earth, the water, the...
For The Madera Tribune
Nov 15, 2024
Book Talk: Freida McFadden, ‘Brain Damage’
“Does it hurt to be shot in the head?” If someone had asked Dr. Charlotte McKenna that question two years ago, she would have said, “Of...
Jim Glynn
Nov 13, 2024
Letters: Needless losses
Several times a year, we lose power out here. Very seldom is it weather related. It is mostly birds of prey, shorting out the service and...
For The Madera Tribune
Nov 9, 2024
Opinion: Goodbye, at least, for a while
This column, which has appeared on Saturdays since 1999, will cease for an indeterminate period of time. I hope that the pause will be of...
Jim Glynn
Nov 9, 2024
Book Talk: Sandra Brown, ‘Chill Factor’
Throughout the past 43 years, Sandra Brown has written 60 novels, all of which seem to be in the Romantic/Suspense, Mystery, and Thriller...
Jim Glynn
Nov 6, 2024









