Shakespeare's Lost Handwriting
In this letter, Craig discusses his theory on why there are so few examples of William Shakespeare’s handwriting.
New in Town? The Names May Change but How Things Work Don’t, Bub.
Craig revisits a famous column that won Mike Royko a Pulitzer Prize in 1972, and Craig attempts to update it for our modern times. Sadly, Craig finds that the names may change but the story stays the same.
We the Better People
In this letter, Craig observes how the political landscape of the country feels like we’re all going through marriage counseling right now and how we’ll all have to make the decision to move passed personal shortcomings and failings as families...
I Am Afraid
For a Sign on a Roadside Tavern
The Sun Rose Today
The Off-Putting Atheism of Tribune Columnist Eric Zorn
Craig responds to a bizarre column published by the Chicago Tribune, in which columnist Eric Zorn let the city know just how offended he was after last weeks game. Zorn was offended when Chicago Bears’ rookie placekicker, Eddy Piñeiro, thanked...