Tag Archives: joel bowman
Misogynist Monsoons
Every now and then, in moments of apparent weakness, when your correspondent’s well-honed cynicism is found wanting, we discover, in our quietude, a sympathetic fiber inclined toward the chattering class of the unpopular press. Continue reading
Barbarians Inside the Gate
Welfare at home and warfare abroad… fiscal insanity and monetary madness… collectivist “thinking” and the “warm glow of socialism”… Continue reading
Living Internationally
If you’ve ever pondered living internationally, suffered from intense episodes of wanderlust, dreamed of warm white sandy beaches and turquoise blue waters in January, or desired to escape from your present locale, then settle in. Adventure awaits you from the comfort of your trusty armchair. Continue reading
The Tale of Mr. Scrap Metal
“I see that you’re following along with our great experiment here,” he began, making no attempt to hide the excitement in his eyes. “I have great hope for the future. And it grows everyday. Did you see the latest story in the newspapers, about Don Chatarrín?” Continue reading
