THE CORGI CHRONICLES

It’s a brave new world for pets. Hotels that once banned dogs at the door are now welcoming them with special rates and doggie room service. The editor, with reluctance, brings his well-trained pup to a well-known hotel. He discovers that the world really has changed, and so have dogs.

Editor at Large
STARVING ARTISTS INK

Getting a book in print is a rush. But making a living writing books is more like pulling a plow. Few writers succeed, and for many good reasons. Here’s a little advice for writers – and a reality check for readers who think all authors are making big dollars.

TWELVE STEPS TO
FUTURE HARMONY & BLISS

If you didn’t learn anything in 2004, and you’ll take advice from just about anyone – please read the following. The editor offers a dozen simple rules for making it through the coming year alive.

Editor-at Large:
THE POWER OF CHEESE, GOD & THE INTERNET

Still seeking a holiday gift for the person who has everything? Too late. Some nut in Canada already bought it. Or was it nutty to pay the price of a nice new car for a half-eaten piece of trash? In America, you never know.

SEACOAST HISTORY IN THE NEWS

Our sincere thanks to the Daughters of the American Revolution for recognizing this web site's seven years of service. SeacaostNH has reached millions of readers around the world with original articles about New Hampshire history and culture. For more on this award click above.

SEACOAST HISTORY HUMOR

Massachusetts has had a lock on history for too long. The northern New England states get no respect and scarcely show up in the history books. But one New Hampshire satirist has had enough, and blowing the lid off the oldest and fishiest scandal in American history.

"Be as patient as the fallen leaves."
-- Lao-tse in The Way of the Lawn


Autumn turns women into dynamos. They work tirelessly, preparing the nest for the coming winter. But for men the season presents a different challenge. In Fall they tune both mind and body toward the total perfection of the Art of Raking.

THE PRESIDENT & THE LAW

There is a law against misrepresentation. Prominent New Hampshire attorney John Perrault makes his case against the President's policies. Perrault analyzes the legal consequences of deceit - about WMD, Al Queda and Iraq.

WINNER KILLS ALL

No matter who wins the election, the future is clear. We will kill those who kill us. No other solution makes even a blip on the American moral radar.
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Meet Little Guy. He wandered boldly across the patio the other day and directly onto the table where I was reading the paper. The cat looked up in surprise, but did not challenge him. The dog chased him once around the yard, but Little Guy was focused and his mind was clear. Fall is in the air, after all, and a squirrel’s thoughts turn to the business of survival.