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Science Fiction and More from New Alexandria Press

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Welcome to New Alexandria! Enter your search terms. If you're looking for the best in first-run, top quality science fiction- -written on Earth or elsewhere- -settle into orbit and feel free to browse. The New Alexandria Press. An Old Earth writer who began publishing in the early 21st Century, was the first author to appear under the imprint of New Alexandria Press. This Month's Featured Selections. What's New at New Alexandria. How to contact us:. Feel free to email us at our home office.

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Caminsky's World: June 2011

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Musings from the often-absent mind of author Jeffrey Caminsky. Friday, June 24, 2011. Though our time on Earth doesn't always fall into neat categories, our lives do have discernible chapters. Some of them are pleasant; others we'd just as soon forget. But for most of us, the events of our childhood have special significance, since what we learn and live through as kids colors everything that comes afterwards. Today, much has changed, and many of those changes are not for the better:. Dodgeball - - a sou...

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Caminsky's World: Rights, Responsibilities, and the Constitution

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Musings from the often-absent mind of author Jeffrey Caminsky. Monday, November 3, 2014. Rights, Responsibilities, and the Constitution. The Founders presumed that most people, enjoying the freedom to make anything out of their life that they wished, would be responsible for themselves. And part of the obligation of each generation was to teach the lessons of personal responsibility, shared obligations, and the importance of community and tradition, to each succeeding generation. Tm science fiction adven...

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Caminsky's World: January 2013

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Musings from the often-absent mind of author Jeffrey Caminsky. Wednesday, January 16, 2013. Modern Fables: The Pastor's Ass. A few weeks later, the Pastor watched the donkey as it raced from one end of the church grounds to the other, and was amazed at how fast the creature could run. And so the following week he entered the animal in the donkey race at the Town Fair. As he and his parishioners cheered him on, the donkey won easily, braying merrily at all the attention. This was too much for the Bishop, ...

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Caminsky's World: July 2011

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Musings from the often-absent mind of author Jeffrey Caminsky. Sunday, July 31, 2011. The Path of Great Nations. A friend of mine recently commented that Capitalism was, in many ways, an extreme form of economics in that only the financially strong survive. He is, of course, right in many ways, though his prescription (a more socialistic economy and political structure) strikes me as completely wrong. Equally depressing are Alexander Tyler's observations on the ebb and flow of human forms of government:.

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Caminsky's World: Confronting Radical Extremism, or The Curse of Interesting Times

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Musings from the often-absent mind of author Jeffrey Caminsky. Friday, May 24, 2013. Confronting Radical Extremism, or The Curse of Interesting Times. Unfortunately, life is not all black and white, but varying shades of gray.with all shadings of color thrown in for people who aren't color blind. This holds true whether we’re dealing with the temper tantrums of our kids, the petty squabbles that infect most workplaces, or the life-and-death struggles that confront us around the world. A retired public pr...

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Caminsky's World: November 2014

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Musings from the often-absent mind of author Jeffrey Caminsky. Monday, November 3, 2014. Rights, Responsibilities, and the Constitution. The Founders presumed that most people, enjoying the freedom to make anything out of their life that they wished, would be responsible for themselves. And part of the obligation of each generation was to teach the lessons of personal responsibility, shared obligations, and the importance of community and tradition, to each succeeding generation. Tm science fiction adven...

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Caminsky's World: November 2013

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Musings from the often-absent mind of author Jeffrey Caminsky. Friday, November 22, 2013. On the Friday before my twelfth birthday, I went to school looking forward to the weekend. I'd hoped to get my first record player as a birthday present, and since next week was Thanksgiving, I had a shortened week of school ahead of me as well. President Kennedy embodied the hopes and dreams of an entire generation, and symbolized a country brimming with confidence and idealism, committed to freedom and liberty, an...

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Caminsky's World: Lessons Unlearned

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Musings from the often-absent mind of author Jeffrey Caminsky. Wednesday, December 18, 2013. Progress, far from consisting in change, depends on retentiveness. When change is absolute there remains no being to improve and no direction is set for possible improvement: and when experience is not retained, as among savages, infancy is perpetual. Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.". George Santayana, The Life of Reason. The War on Poverty. A retired public prosecutor from Michigan...

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Caminsky's World: Fifty Years Ago

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Musings from the often-absent mind of author Jeffrey Caminsky. Friday, November 22, 2013. On the Friday before my twelfth birthday, I went to school looking forward to the weekend. I'd hoped to get my first record player as a birthday present, and since next week was Thanksgiving, I had a shortened week of school ahead of me as well. President Kennedy embodied the hopes and dreams of an entire generation, and symbolized a country brimming with confidence and idealism, committed to freedom and liberty, an...