Here are some facts about immigration. I invite you to check them yourself.
Fact:
In 1934 the Supreme Court ruled that to declare a national emergency a situation must be urgent, infrequent, and unexpected.
Illegal immigration is not infrequent, nor is it unexpected. If it was not urgent 10 years ago when it occurred more often, it is not urgent now. Continue reading
“I can show you the sunrise,” says Allison Boyd Justus on November 23rd.
As an experiment in poetry, Justus opened a notebook and began to write one particular poem per day, from the winter solstice of 2009 to the winter solstice of 2010. A poem per sunrise, 366 in all. Continue reading
In case you missed them, here are this year’s hits on Caleb Coy Blog: Continue reading
What do tase three objects have in common? Well, three things. They’re iconic fantastical objects, they contain more room than they appear to, and they are very British. Continue reading
The premiere great work of literature in English, some would say, is The Canterbury Tales. Written by Geoffrey Chaucer, the story is actually a collection of stories. Continue reading
After posting on minimalism, I gave the blog some thought.
I’ve been taking on more writing projects outside of the blog, which means less time for the blog itself.
But in the name of keeping the blog, and keeping it in good quality, I have decided to make a change for the benefit of all projects.
From now on, Caleb Coy Blog will provide you with a brand new post every two weeks, rather than every week. Look forward to new material at least twice a month.
