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
Jun 19, 2024
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
Jun 14, 2024
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
Jun 11, 2024
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...
Jim Glynn
Jun 7, 2024
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
Jun 5, 2024
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...
For The Madera Tribune
Jun 5, 2024
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
Jun 5, 2024
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...
Jim Glynn
May 31, 2024









