Potter’s Half-Blooded Adventure
The new Harry Potter film, “The Half-Blood Prince”, is finally out in theaters, a full two years after the series reached its literary end and amid news that that final novel will be a...
Ken Is Speaking Blog
“Confirmation” Now Available Online
Supreme Court Vacancy Looms Large in “Confirmation”, Third Novel by Kenneth Kerns As serendipitous as fate would allow, author Kenneth Kerns completed work on his third novel, “Confirmation,” about twenty four hours before news...
Grisham’s “The Appeal” Is Denied
I think I know why Grisham continues to be a best-selling author, and it has almost nothing to do with the glowing reviews he can get from the New York Times.
Ken’s Update June 2009
Wanted to give you all an update on what I’m doing this summer, since I’ve not been blogging as heavily as I’d like. Confirmation. My third novel in the Mike Adams series has hit...
Canada’s Grits and Tories “Grin and Bear it”
While columnist Lawrence Martin approves of the face-saving deal between Government and Opposition, I am increasingly dismayed. Previously, I noted how Mr. Ignatieff and Canada’s Liberal Party allowed a Conservative budget to pass merely...
The (New) Revolution Will Be Twittered
Amid protests, violence by state police, and allegations of vote-rigging, the government of Iran has clamped down on the media, the Internet, and even cell phones in an attempt to control the news of...
Creigh Deeds for Governor
Democrats in Virginia will be voting on Tuesday between 3 candidates for Governor in this year’s off-off-year election. The choice is between Terry McAuliffe, former money man for a former president; Brian Moran, brother...
First Senate Projection of 2010
The 2010 cycle is gearing up, and now is the time to usher in my first projection for how the upcoming Senate elections will go. I’ll be updating my projection system as we get...