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A Historical Fantasy
An Archaeological Mystery
A Historical Fantasy
An Archaeological Mystery
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January
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- Chinese breakfast
- Live in the future, and the past
- Thought for the Day
- quantum telegraph
- the shirt
- The Crowd
- our mixed-up first family
- meanwhile, amidst the ruins
- the oath of office
- self promotion
- Not your usual rainbow
- What I believe but can't prove
- Thought for the Day
- January
- RIP Andrew Wyeth
- Oh mutability!
- methane on Mars
- the annals of misplaced human ingenuity
- love vaccine?
- The Power of Bad Ideas
- Parental angst
- What I believe but can't prove
- Mayor of Baltimore Indicted
- Oh, Yeah
- Well, I kind of like it
- We are all Aristocrats Now
- Modernism at its Bone-Chilling Best
- Panetta on torture
- Rapid lizard evolution
- Drat
- The Proper Bestowal of Moral Outrage
- End of the Season
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About Me
- John
- John Bedell is an archaeologist, historian, and father of five living in Maryland. He has self-published two novels and is writing a third.
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