Tag Archives: Morristown

‘A Game Called Dead’ : Harriet Waddley-Jones’ Me-Too moment

Posted on April 20, 2018 by michaelstephendaigle

In the Frank Nagler Mysteries, there are victims of crimes who are “wrong-place, wrong-time” victims, characters who die blameless. Others carry deeper troubles, and in trying to purge those demons, deliberately act, and as a result, become targets of the … Continue reading →

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Voice actor veteran Lee Alan to read and produce audio book of ‘The Swamps of Jersey’

Posted on March 5, 2018 by michaelstephendaigle

In another step to place the Frank Nagler books before readers, my publisher, Imzadi Publishing of Tulsa, has engaged a voice actor to read and produce an audio  book of THE SWAMPS OF JERSEY. The book will be read and … Continue reading →

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5-start review for ‘Who Shot the Smart Guy at the Blackboard?”: ‘One of the best short stories I’ve read’

Posted on January 11, 2018 by michaelstephendaigle

Found this 5-star review of my quick-hit short story, “Who Shot the Smart Guy at the Blackboard?” Thanks for reading the story  and taking the time to post the review.   5.0 out of 5 starsOne of the best short … Continue reading →

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Change is easy: Just do it

Posted on August 29, 2014 by michaelstephendaigle

It was an old dusty lot along River Styx Road in Hopatcong. Weed filled, marked by an old wall and the angular concrete slab of a forgotten bar, another sign of stagnation in a Lake Hopatcong town where, some said, … Continue reading →

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These jobs are going, boys, and they ain’t coming back

Posted on March 5, 2014 by michaelstephendaigle

They are the ghosts of good ideas, now abandoned. They are the office parks, four-story buildings, industrial complexes, empty car dealerships, half-filled shopping centers, all the things our commerce demanded and then discarded. These are the places Bruce Springsteen sang … Continue reading →

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New Jersey: Walking into the future, looking backward

Posted on April 30, 2013 by michaelstephendaigle

Nearly 40 years ago, the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled that municipalities could not use their zoning powers to exclude certain residents from moving in.  The suit was based on a complaint filed by a South Jersey chapter of the … Continue reading →

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