Jim Phillips reviews a new book, Late-K Lunacy, by Geography Professor Emeritus Ted Bernard in an Athens News story headlined “Novel by emeritus prof asks hard questions.” Ted Bernard’s novel “Late-K Lunacy” opens in a small college town in the foothills of Appalachian Ohio, on the banks of the fictional Shawnee […]
Read more › Geography Professor Emeritus Ted Bernard has a novel coming out this spring—a story set in a fictitious college town in southern Ohio not unlike Athens. Student protests and their enmeshment in university, statewide, and international energy politics head toward calamity during a precarious stage of planetary history known as […]
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