by Theresa Crater | Nov 7, 2012 | Politics, Publishing
Obama has won a resounding victory. Marijuana is now legal in Colorado and Washington. Three states passed marriage equality. And Random House and Penguin are merging. On this last, the Author’s Guild is less than enthusiastic. Read their statement on the...
by Theresa Crater | Oct 9, 2011 | Politics
In the mid twentieth century, Thomas S. Kuhn wrote his landmark The Structure of Scientific Revolutions. He talked about how science changes. Not in the neat and orderly way we might think it should. If something is proven, then everyone should accept the facts,...
by Theresa Crater | Sep 6, 2011 | Just Life, Politics
I recently received an email asking me if I was the same Theresa Crater who talked to Richard Nixon about the Beatles. I answered yes and asked how s/he knew (Lee P). This little piece of the past had floated up from the Seattle Times and been reposted: Could Beatles...
by Theresa Crater | Jun 10, 2011 | Politics
Back in the day, the budding feminist movement of the 60s had a slogan: “the personal is political.” What did it mean? When women experienced inequality or violence against them, it was often in what was thought of as the personal world. If a woman was physically...
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