"Aquarius" - A Short Story by Mike Tuggle

My friend Mike Tuggle has a creative side that includes both music and creative writing.  He has written a short story called Aquarius - as in "the Age of Aquarius," the glorious epoch that the 1960's hippies promised would be an age of enlightenment.

The story features a liberal gal from the Northeast named Joni -- a NASA scientist whose vision for mankind is to be realized -- no matter what the cost, no matter who doesn't like it, because her vision is supreme, and the rest of us on the planet are but putty to be molded to fit. (Who does that remind you of?)

Well I don't want to bias you too much against the story's protagonist, so go and read the story yourself.  It is very well written and quite entertaining to read:

Aquarius by Mike Tuggle

Mike Tuggle's Article Reprinted in the Salisbury Post

Mike Tuggle's article about the Free Trade Agreement with Korea has been printed in a local newspaper.

Read it here.

I'm a BAA-AAD Boy

Egads, I haven't posted in a week. I have another blog and I was working on that one. Also, I was reading Ayn Rand's book, "We The Living." It is a fictional tale of a Russian family living through the early years of the Communist revolution, but is based on Ayn Rand's actual experiences, since she lived them. Rand really writes well. Her fiction is excellent - the plot and the characters keep you interested and involved.

My friend, Professor Donald Douglas tells me he has been harrassed lately by Mike Tuggle, who insists on posting rants to his blog. Give it up Tuggle. You arguing with the professor is like a kid playing sandlot ball trying to compete in the major leagues.