Category Archives: survival & ecology

Almost a Random Accident: Are Books Doomed?

Posted on June 5, 2024 by AnnElise

That’s why I wrote Random Accident in Sector Noah 135/56 or the story of The Last Book on Earth. I can see it coming. Can’t you? I have been in publishing since Gutenberg invented the printing press. Or rather, I … Continue reading →

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When the Water Runs No More

Posted on April 18, 2024 by AnnElise

Environmental Day at the Capitol earlier this year, struck my memory chord like a gong chiming in my head. Activists from all corners had gathered on the Arizona Capitol grounds in Phoenix to lobby for water protection measures and have … Continue reading →

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Re-Cycling Isn’t a Real Cycle

Posted on October 20, 2022 by AnnElise

Do you know what’s a cycle? Not a bi-cycle. Not an orb. Not the menses. I am talking about another natural cycle. The water cycle. I found one of the best examples, which every fourth grader must know, painted on … Continue reading →

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The War on Plastic

Posted on July 20, 2022 by AnnElise

War on Crime, War on Drugs, War on Poverty, Star Wars, Price Wars,  –  Why not have a War on Plastic—NOW? We need one more good war! We splurge in unnecessary plastic all the time. Where does the waste go? … Continue reading →

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Top Five Animated Movies of All Times

Posted on July 9, 2022 by AnnElise

If you are an “adult” like me (whatever that means), you may have left most cartoons behind you. But I like an animated movie once in a while. Animations help us to look beyond reality. They punch our buttons, hit … Continue reading →

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