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About the Author
JOHN R. HALL, Senior Contributing Editor John R. Hall is a street-trained agnotologist with an advanced degree in American Ignorance. Other hats include: photojournalist, novelist, restaurateur, mountaineer, grocer, nurseryman, and janitor. He’s written three novels which have been read by almost nobody: ‘Embracing Darwin’, ‘Last Dance in Lubberland’, and ‘Atlas fumbled’. An untrained writer and college drop-out, he began his short career in journalism writing the ‘Excursion’ column for The Jackson Hole News & Guide. More recently he penned the ‘Left Column’ for The Molokai Island Times; appropriately on the island once known as a leper colony. John currently resides, writes, and protests injustice in the shadow of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, and walks among the spirits of those who once occupied the 79 Disappeared Pueblos. Read more John Halls’s articles.
JOHN R HALL—pinning through time and space on a tiny blue sphere, somewhere in an infinite universe. Well into my 70th revolution around the burning star which sustains us. Growing ever-closer to imminent demise, but searching…still searching…ever searching for an infinitesimal shred of understanding. Just a worker bee, blown off course by a hurricane of conflicting information. Separated and alienated from my Hive long ago.
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