Bagby's Corner
23.04.202520:43
Four books submitted today! Exciting things are coming!
23.04.202520:14
The Spanish explorers said that the Indian women spent most of their days breaking dried corn on mortars like these.
21.04.202519:31
I'm reading about beer and preparing new lectures on the Germans of St. Louis. I ordered a Miller Lite at the bar: my first sample of that brew. A woman stands beside me. I say it is my first Miller. She says, "Gross! I only drink Pepsi."
21.04.202513:54
16.04.202520:11
Ok. I've got a decent collection of Congressional debates on the Johnson-Reed Act of 1924. I think that book will be accepted as a "compilation" now.
16.04.202513:13
I put weeks of work into book projects only for the publisher to reject them on "catalog integrity" grounds with no specific reasons given. I've got enough experience now to know what must be done to get around the problem: supplemental materials. It just takes longer and much more work...
23.04.202520:16
Stroh's was Detroit's answer to Budweiser: a family owned and family run company. It is now defunct.
23.04.202520:12
Vicksburg
21.04.202515:02
21.04.202513:49
I have so many shocking conversations. An old woman with purple hair had expressed interest in Indian wars before the lecture. After the lecture that concerned the Creek War and the explicitly genocidal goals of William Weatherford and Tecumseh, she expressed satisfaction and then said she wished the Creeks had won. I find these conversations apocalyptic in the sense that they reveal the true nature of things: the suicidal ideation of the woke.
16.04.202519:32
He's a former congressman of 20 years.
23.04.202520:15
I got local beers and talked with
a former Stroh's beer executive about the rise and fall of the great American breweries.
a former Stroh's beer executive about the rise and fall of the great American breweries.
23.04.202520:12
The River, the River...
21.04.202513:56
18.04.202500:57
I stand next to my friend the Cajun musician who has a spot at the Jazz Festival beside Dave Matthews and I introduce him as the bona fide, true Louisianian. He turns and says I'm a true Louisianian, too. I feel genuinely loved.
16.04.202519:32
The guy Tucker Carlson interviewed about 9/11 put his neck on the slab and declared war on the CIA. I've never seen anything like it. It was unequivocal.
14.04.202520:27
23.04.202520:14
23.04.202500:58
Me, looking at Civil War documentary producers with disdain: "I know what you are doing and I loathe it."
Civil War Doc. Producers: "What are you talking about?"
Civil War Doc. Producers: "What are you talking about?"
21.04.202513:54
16.04.202520:16
Congressman Dickstein of NY argued against immigration restriction. We now know he was in the pay of the NKVD. It was enlightening to document the various arguments and see how the conversation and the opinions haven't changed. The refreshing thing about 1924 is that nobody was being canceled, and it was all spoken aloud in Congress.
16.04.202515:50
I am now editing debates from the Congressional Record and learning the names and parties of Senators long dead.
14.04.202516:39
I uploaded three new titles today. I'm getting ready for my book table at the OGC conference in May. I've got exciting titles coming soon!
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