An Arrow to the Heart is not a book to be read in linear fashion, page by page until you reach the end. It's a book to be savored, as its author suggests, "a page or two at a time," as one might read a volume of poetry.
How could anyone in their right mind believe that those who authored the founding documents of this country intended that fire power be readily available to morons and maniacs alike?
Practice. It's a word that I find more and more on my lips and at the tips of my fingers as they ply the keyboard. It describes an activity that has...
It's a good thing that Buddhists aren't Muslims, otherwise the giant Buddha images by Japanese artist Takashi Murakami would provoke a world-wide conflagration of outrage.