After considerable thought, I decided to publish a second edition of The Unlikely Angel of Casco Bay. Although I received […]
Benjamin Morse Scot with son, Andrew, and daughter, Celia.
🎧✨ Exciting News! ✨🎧 The audiobook version of The Unlikely Angel of Casco Bay has officially launched today on Amazon! Whether you’re new to the story or […]
I AM HAPPY TO BE ABLE TO OFFER YOU MY DEBUT NOVEL DIRECTLY FOR A NICE DISCOUNT. Book description: Benjamin […]
When I retired at the end of 2021, I was already blogging on this website, and initially it was a […]
Congratulations to the lucky one hundred winners who received a free, Kindle version of my debut novel, The Unlikely Angel […]
I’m beyond thrilled to announce the release of my debut novel, The Unlikely Angel of Casco Bay! This story has been a […]
By Keith C. Milne **The actual names of my relatives in this post have been changed for both their privacy, […]
February 26, 1970-February 08, 2024 By Keith C. Milne No one is able to adequately express the loss they feel […]
By Keith C. Milne If you are feeling anxious, angry, depressed, sad, or generally ill-at-ease these days, you’re not alone. […]
By Keith C. Milne So, here we are again, at the beginning of another year. This time, the year is […]
A Short Story By Keith C. Milne “Oh man! What the . . . ? Ben! Hey, Ben!” Louis, the […]
A Short Story By Keith C. Milne I can still recall my first memory of a Blue Jay landing on […]
A Short Story By Keith C. Milne PROLOGUE JEFFREY STONE I am not depressed and I’m not crazy. At least […]
By Keith C. Milne Once upon a time, being in a rush, or the act of rushing, used to be […]
By Keith C. Milne I was nervous and didn’t really know why. I had traveled plenty in the past. I […]
A Short Story By Keith C. Milne ONE The rusty, dented, rattling, old gray truck with a homemade rear bumper […]
By Keith C. Milne What do I mean by diametrically opposing forces? I mean yin/ yang, night and day, polar […]
By Keith C. Milne Hey, YOU! can’t you feel my pain? I’ve been trying to talk to you for years, […]
A Short Story by Keith C. Milne Rated R: Violence, Language, Sex, Drugs This is a fictional story. Any part […]
By Keith C. Milne The quite noticeable change towards a warming planet due to increased greenhouse gases in the atmosphere […]
By Keith C. Milne Emily’s Transition: I cannot believe I’m here again. I don’t belong here. I don’t feel old […]
By Keith C. Milne “Radical,” “lesbian,” “faggot,” “sissy boy,” “dyke,” “sexist,” and “oppressor” are some of the concepts used in […]
By Keith C. Milne I recently overheard someone say they didn’t understand “culture.” For some reason, this got me thinking […]
By Keith C. Milne Normally, when someone speaks about symbolic interaction, it is easy to assume that he or she […]
Commercial scale culture makes people totally dependent upon money by turning everything into a commodity that can be bought and sold. Everyone who comes to America and lives in a similar situation, or is born into this type of system quickly learns this.
By Keith C. Milne While reading Tillie Olsen’s heart wrenching short story, “I Stand Here Ironing,” a profound sense of […]
the high definition film starts playing the instant you begin reading a good book!
By Keith C. Milne We’ve all seen them, you know, the idiots who walk around, drive around, bike around while […]
By Keith C. Milne Growing up in California, the summers seemed to start early and end really late, so I […]
By Keith C. Milne I recently began to seriously contemplate living and making do with less, and have taken baby […]
By Keith C. Milne At any given time period in our lives, beginning with Infancy, there are aspects of living […]
By Keith C. Milne Today, while sitting in my favorite chair contemplating the deeper meaning of life, I was suddenly […]
By Keith C. Milne The issue of gun violence in the United States has been a topic of intense debate […]
By Keith C. Milne Like many people, I have a few subscriptions. These days, it isn’t hard at all to […]
By Keith C. Milne I will admit that I have become a semi-news junkie. For me, that means I consume […]
By Keith C. Milne A couple of days ago, I found myself-once again-huddled over a large box on my living […]
By Keith C. Milne When I was a young boy, the world and everything in it seemed magical to me. […]
By Keith C. Milne As much as I wish to stay informed, it doesn’t seem to matter what source I […]
By Keith C. Milne I am a very lucky older man a little into my sixties, despite a growing list […]
By Keith C Milne According to the dictionary that I often consult, that is, the dictionary of Keith C. Milne’s […]
By Keith C. Milne I can still remember a time when I was likely more excited by Christmas than the […]
By Keith C. Milne The other day I came across a bunch of photos and some short videos of the […]
By Keith C. Milne Ask anyone who knows me well and they will be able to vouch for just how […]
By Keith C. Milne Our families can be our ultimate support system or our worst nightmares come to life. Many, […]
By Keith C. Milne The way we live, the choices we humans have made along the path to now, have […]
By Keith C. Milne The Top Ten! I used to always want to be in this group while I was […]
By Keith C. Milne July 23, 2022 I LOVE Dogs! ALL OF THEM. Dogs are like the spirits of people […]
Philip Wayne Salter July 25, 1935-November 17, 2021 May you eternally rest in peace By Keith C. Milne I’ll never […]
By Keith C. Milne Decades ago, when I regularly made less than I needed to for all of my labor, […]