Author: Dan Hull

You’re a servant. Whatever your client does, find out about it. And find out in 3-D. Rule Seven is from our wise, […]

“Rosa”, 1989, Byron Galvez (1941-2009)

I have only made this letter longer because I have not had the time to make it shorter. “• Blaise Pascal (1623-1662), […]

Let’s bring back Real Women. Women with Everything.

Hotel du Jeu de Paume, 54 Rue Saint-Louis en l’ÃŽle, 75004 Paris

Long ago, I was a troubled but energetic young Midwesterner who found fun, love, hard work, humility, a little sanity, some power, […]

Thank you Dad forever for calling me at the San Diego airport while boarding a seconds-later cancelled US Air flight to DC […]

Swift was a Titan in rebellion against Heaven. — John L. Stoddard, 1901 Anglo-Irish, Angry and Brave: See one of our past […]

Died December 6, 343 AD Happy Holidays. A word about the real Santa is in order, and we are happy to report […]

I miss southern Ohio around Christmas time. The Village of Indian Hill, all 220 years of it, will never be gone. It […]

I cannot be silent. I have had to struggle against a storm of political hate and malice which few men ever experienced. […]

Wild Men. Wild Women. Humans who answer only to the little voice in their head. They get things done. They build things. […]

Jurors are not dumb. They miss little. They watch you and your team in the courtroom, the back of the courtroom, hallways, […]

Today marks the 59tjanniversary of President Kennedy’s assassination in downtown Dallas, Texas. He was 46 years old. Below is my favorite photograph […]

Since 1866, Speakers’ Corner in London’s Hyde Park (northeast corner near Marble Arch) has been important in Britain’s demonstrations, protests and debate. […]

The Daily Chronicle, est. 1905

Thank you for Free Verse, young Arthur Rimbaud.

I need a woman about twice my height. Statuesque. Raven-tressed. A goddess of the night. –John Barlow and Bob Wier, “I Need […]

When I step out I’m gonna do you in. –Gibbons, Hill and Beard Man in Full: Tom Wolfe. Prince of journalism, risk-taker, […]

Without invention nothing is well spaced, unless the mind change, unless the stars are new measured, according to their relative positions, the […]