Tim Stanley

Some of you will be familiar with this case. If so, like for me, the name Bever is probably burned into your brain. For others, you will not have heard of it. It's haunted me for 10 years, and at this point in the game I do not haunt easily. 1/ podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tul…

@paul_jkrause Manalive

What is your favorite GK Chesterton novel?

One of the best. RIP Raul

This little queen has recently become Artist in Residence on our back patio. Barn spider (the kind that inspired Charlotte’s Web). Her web-work is breathtaking. Amazing to watch her in action.

@Dostoevskyquot Dmitri

@JoshPhillipsPhD The image of Gatsby, arms outstretched , reaching out to the green light across the bay has always haunted me.

"So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past"

@BretVDB Yes! I haven’t read this in years. Thanks for the memory: “I wither slowly in thine arms, Here at the quiet limit of the world, A white-hair'd shadow roaming like a dream The ever-silent spaces of the East, Far-folded mists, and gleaming halls of morn.” So so good!

“Tithonus”

@bernardtjoy @ATylerHA3 Yes. Loved Pip like a son. I can’t think of Joe without getting a little teary-eyed.

@ATylerHA3 @timstanleyTW Fatherly. A father figure.

Apart from the more obvious ones (below), which are the works of literature that provide us with the most positive models of fatherhood?

@kautzmania 🙏

Confused and hurt. This one is very close. Prayers please. Devastated.

Any man’s life, told truly, is a novel —Ernest Hemingway

Some of you will be familiar with this case. If so, like for me, the name Bever is probably burned into your brain. For others, you will not have heard of it. It's haunted me for 10 years, and at this point in the game I do not haunt easily. 1/ podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tul…

If you have a subscription I'd encourage you tho to check out the story online below where you can also see some excellent videos by my project partner Cassidy Martin. 4/4 tulsaworld.com/news/local/cri…

This one is no exception. And it's why, while it is incredibly dark, that I feel the story is worth revisiting. You can listen to our story for free on our podcast at the above link. There are 3 eps and a short follow up. 3/

@JacksonCollier Dead Skunk - Loudon Wainwright III

Created a playlist for fun/joke songs that make me smile. Some examples: Amos Moses - Jerry Reed Cover of the Rolling Stone - Dr. Hook If I Keep on Going Crazy - Mel McDaniel Finally Friday - George Jones Convoy - C.W. McCall Take This Job - Johnny Paycheck Any suggestions?

@CoffeewClassics All of them. Nos 1,6,8 are faves.

How many have you read?

Tulsa homicide detectives open up on what life is like when death is your job tulsaworld.com/news/local/cri… via @tulsaworld

@TheGreatB00ks GMHF and The Displaced Person

What is your favorite Flannery O'Connor story? A Good Man is Hard to Find Good Country People Revelation The River Greenleaf What else?

Raise your hand if you can also hear this tweet.