The Literature Corner: It’s Not A Good Day To Die
The recent spate of school attacks–beginning with Newtown–have rekindled the issue of involuntary commitment. ”We need more mental health laws!” …
Category Archives: Literature
The Literature Corner: 1-800… (Reprised)
This past week three young women who had been held captive in a Cleveland, Ohio home for a decade were …
The Literature Corner: There Was Punishment Enough
With this short story, I return to a feature that has been neglected for some time. This particular tale is …
The Literature Corner: Time Management
Cops will tell you that the hardest part of being a police officer, the part that produces the most stress, …
The Literature Corner: Desperate Love
One common problem that drives police officers crazy is domestic violence. There are few people more despised by the police …
The Literature Corner: I Couldn’t Get Him To Shut Up!
This edition of The Literature Corner features a stirring tale of a drunk driver who, by the grace of God, …
The Literature Corner: You’re A F***ing Hero!
For this edition of the Literature Corner, I present a tale of booze, possible rape and more booze, in fact, …
The Literature Corner: Born Free!
For this installment of The Literature Corner, I present a heart-warming tale of animals and the police. It has been …
The Literature Corner: The Plan
For this installment of The Literature Corner, submitted for your approval—as Rod Serling often said—is a tale that will be familiar …
The Literature Corner: Home Run!
As regular readers know, I’m writing short stories about my police experience with the eventual goal of putting together an …
Kill The Light, Hymie…
For those new to this, my first solo blog, I’ve been posting short stories–true stories–based on my police experiences for …
