The Geecologist

Lincoln In The Bardo

Lincoln In The Bardo

May 5, 2018 | Fiction | 0 comments

Suddenly Mr. Bevins did not look well. His flesh was thin as parchment. Tremors ran through his body. hans vollman So many memories were flooding back. I recalled a certain morning. The morning of my— The morning that I— I had seen Gilbert. At the baker’s. Yes. Yes I...
Lincoln In The Bardo

Lincoln In The Bardo

Mar 10, 2018 | Fiction | 0 comments

The dead lay as they had fallen, in every conceivable shape, some grasping their guns as though they were in the act of firing, while others, with a cartridge in their icy grasp, were in the act of loading. Some of the countenances wore a peaceful, glad smile, while...
A People’s History of The United States

A People’s History of The United States

Jun 4, 2014 | Non-Fiction | 0 comments

White abolitionists did courageous and pioneering work, on the lecture platform, in newspapers, in the Underground Railroad. Black abolitionists, less publicized, were the backbone of the antislavery movement. Before Garrison published his famous Liberator in Boston...