For the first time, I’m sharing an exclusive preview of my upcoming novel, Sherlock Holmes and the White City. If you’ve ever wondered what might happen if Sherlock Holmes crossed the Atlantic in pursuit of…
My wife and I didn’t spend any time celebrating our 47th anniversary in June due to the declining health of my mother. So we decided to spend a couple of days in Chicago this…
We’ve got a jam-packed issue this week with two timely commentaries – one from Chris and one from me, a brand-new short story, the latest from Cubs Corner, and a terrific musical collaboration between…
Sherlock Holmes vs. H. H. Holmes – Only one will outwit the other A Novel Alan N Webber PROLOGUE With mop and bucket in hand, Mrs. Hudson…
Justice Without Accountability Is Not Justice Police officers are watched by supervisors, internal-affairs investigators, prosecutors, civilian review boards, body cameras and the public. Their decisions may be dissected frame by frame, and a…
This week’s edition features a commentary on George Washington, a poem written in memory of my sister Tami, a spotlight on former Cubs first baseman Bill Buckner, and a superb musical performance by Chris…
In his July 19th commentary, Alan pointed out how George Washington’s Farewell Address deserves to stand beside Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address because its timeless warnings about national unity, partisan division, constitutional government, personal virtue, public…
Sherlock Holmes vs. H. H. Holmes – Only One Will Outwit the Other For the first time, I’m inviting readers of Webber’s Whipping Post to preview my upcoming novel. Below are the first…
Touching the third rail again… One-hundred-eleven (111). That’s the number of times former Director of NIAID Anthony Fauci pleaded the Fifth Amendment during a recent congressional hearing. Pleading the Fifth is a constitutional…