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    Meeting John Malkovich

    The title of this piece should be “Driving John Malkovich,” because yours truly did just that. It was surreal, to say the least, because it...
    Religion

    Postulating Pascal’s Wager While Simultaneously Rejecting It: “How Dare You!”

    Pascal’s wager—believing in God because the potential rewards of doing so greatly outweigh the cost—is a simple bet. There are no odds to contemplate....
    Society

    Were 1,459 Days of Strife All for Naught?

    Were 1,459 days of strife all for naught? It sure seems that way to me. It seems that we did not learn—nor retain—a thing...
    Politics

    This Political Theorist Predicted the Rise of Trumpism. His Name Was Hunter S. Thompson.

    I n late March, Donald Trump opened a rally in Wisconsin by mocking the state’s governor, Scott Walker, who had just endorsed his Republican opponent,...

    Red, White and the Blues
    John R. Hall

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    With the dexterity of a master magician, John's writing style forces readers to reexamine their positions and opinions on society, politics, and lifestyles. He has been described as a contrarian, a provocateur, and a polemicist. In his book, Red, White, and the Blues: A Long and Hard Ride over Treacherous Terrain, John interweaves a narrative of a life lived in constant motion while taking the reader along on his 2011 coast-to-coast motorcycle odyssey crisscrossing North America.
    Red White and the Blues

    John studied journalism, communications, psychology, and the dramatic arts while attending City College in San Diego, California. A lifelong motorcycle enthusiast, he has been a street performer, cab driver, magician, IT/IS specialist, long-haul trucker, soldier, and oil field worker—all while struggling with PTSD, childhood abuse, parental abandonment, and dyslexia. After penning the stories of his travels while living in Las Vegas, Nevada, John now lives in Seattle, Washington.

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