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Announcing a Fantastic New Pub — Square Peg
Announcing a Fantastic New Pub — Square Peg
The ultimate home for articles that can’t find one
Bette A. Ludwig 🔍 PhD
Nov 1, 2024
The Square Peg Pub — Updated Application & Submission Guidelines
The Square Peg Pub — Updated Application & Submission Guidelines
Because not all great articles fit in neat categories or boxes
Bette A. Ludwig 🔍 PhD
Jan 2
Doors Open! Come Share Our Stories 📑
Invite Opportunities Inside, Even When They Knock on the Wrong Door
Invite Opportunities Inside, Even When They Knock on the Wrong Door
Your ship may come in, but you still need a lifejacket
Brandon Ellrich
Jan 16
The night in Las Vegas when racketeers stole a world boxing title
The night in Las Vegas when racketeers stole a world boxing title
Las Vegas, April 22, 1995: One judge called the bout even, two awarded it to George Foreman. Thousand of miles away in the glass-roofed…
Simon Burnett
Jan 13
Why I Don’t Believe in Best Friends
Why I Don’t Believe in Best Friends
What losing one of my favourite people taught me about relationships
Rachael Braithwaite
Jan 10
Bouncing Back After Life Suddenly Kicks You in the Shins
Bouncing Back After Life Suddenly Kicks You in the Shins
From two surprise decisions in first grade to earning a PhD
Bette A. Ludwig 🔍 PhD
Jan 6
Finding Njugu — A Story of Hope
Finding Njugu — A Story of Hope
Grocery shopping in the tropical heat was a bad idea, but the results were good
Marion Njiru
Jan 4
Ambushed: A Cold War photographer trapped in a murky arena of tyranny
Ambushed: A Cold War photographer trapped in a murky arena of tyranny
He was taken to a dark, subterranean world where teams of interrogators humiliated and beat prisoners. He was held in a cell without…
Simon Burnett
Dec 23, 2024
The Colorful Festival of Lights Shines on the Best and Worst of Humanity
The Colorful Festival of Lights Shines on the Best and Worst of Humanity
’Tis the season for reindeer and road rage.
Brandon Ellrich
Dec 19, 2024
Her First and Last “Merry Christmas”
Her First and Last “Merry Christmas”
Exploring the Dynamics of Friendship
Marion Njiru
Dec 19, 2024
Cat Burglars, Old Shoes, a Captain, and Unconditional Friendship
Cat Burglars, Old Shoes, a Captain, and Unconditional Friendship
The painful years growing up and the big difference a best friend makes
Bette A. Ludwig 🔍 PhD
Dec 18, 2024
A Xmas Tale of Three Therapists
A Xmas Tale of Three Therapists
Mental health can be Christmassy
Mark Ewbie
Dec 17, 2024
The Bar at the End of the World
The Bar at the End of the World
The atmosphere this warm August Saturday night in 1961 at the Heidelberger Krug bar in Berlin’s American sector was convivial. But, as…
Simon Burnett
Dec 13, 2024
When Your Brain Outruns Your Body
When Your Brain Outruns Your Body
Your physical self might try to sabotage your plans as you age, but don’t let it
Jeff Hayward
Dec 12, 2024
The Magic Of Holiday Hallmark Movies — No Bah Humbugs Here
The Magic Of Holiday Hallmark Movies — No Bah Humbugs Here
And why I absolutely love them
Bette A. Ludwig 🔍 PhD
Dec 11, 2024
Why Being Your Own Best Date Creates the Ultimate Freedom
Why Being Your Own Best Date Creates the Ultimate Freedom
Kiss expectations goodbye — Be fearless, live your life, and treat yourself
Bette A. Ludwig 🔍 PhD
Dec 9, 2024
Sorry, But Odds Are You Won’t Be a Millionaire
Sorry, But Odds Are You Won’t Be a Millionaire
But you have a high probability of being happy if you stop worrying about being filthy rich. Leave that for your descendants.
René F. Najera, MPH, DrPH
Dec 8, 2024
Why This Scene in Interstellar Is My Roman Empire
Why This Scene in Interstellar Is My Roman Empire
Would you follow a feeling to the edge of the universe?
Rachael Braithwaite
Dec 7, 2024
Echoes from the dungeon: One family’s lonely fight against a vindictive Stalinist regime
Echoes from the dungeon: One family’s lonely fight against a vindictive Stalinist regime
Early on the morning of February 28, 1963, Sigrid Ruehrdanz left her house in the Soviet sector of Berlin to go to work. When she reached…
Simon Burnett
Dec 6, 2024
Your Life Sucks! Learn How to Turn Fiction into Reality
Your Life Sucks! Learn How to Turn Fiction into Reality
Make your dreams come true
Brandon Ellrich
Dec 3, 2024
Love Better Be Blind
Love Better Be Blind
This story is not a fairytale and I am not a Greek chorus
Winnie Khaw
Dec 2, 2024
America, Woke Politics and the View from Down Under
America, Woke Politics and the View from Down Under
A slice of Aussie ‘barbeque wisdom’ while watching the quiet march of totalitarianism
DJ Hopkins
Nov 29, 2024
The British Thanksgiving: Harvest Festivals
The British Thanksgiving: Harvest Festivals
Blink and you’ll miss this celebration in the UK
CarolF
Nov 27, 2024
I’m a Fox Hunter Now
I’m a Fox Hunter Now
Just Gotta Get Used to the Slaughter
John Goddard
Nov 26, 2024
The Genuine Panic of Finding Out Hackers Stole My Information
The Genuine Panic of Finding Out Hackers Stole My Information
How to keep from being immediately vulnerable when it happens
Bette A. Ludwig 🔍 PhD
Nov 25, 2024
We’re Entering the ‘Empire Strikes Back’ Era of U.S. Politics
We’re Entering the ‘Empire Strikes Back’ Era of U.S. Politics
There are some modern parallels to the original Star Wars movie trilogy
Jeff Hayward
Nov 21, 2024
ART THEFTS: How a 200-million-dollar collection of German mediaeval relics turned up in a Texas…
ART THEFTS: How a 200-million-dollar collection of German mediaeval relics turned up in a Texas…
“O’Hare didn’t have any souvenirs. Almost everybody else did. I had a ceremonial Luftwaffe sabre, still do. . . . Paul Lazarro . . . had…
Simon Burnett
Nov 21, 2024
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