Tish Moscow

The author received two Arts Council grants for non-fiction from the State of Kentucky and has won international awards for her poetry. She lives in central Kentucky.

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• Politically Derelict on Sep. 15, 2016
  
  Brilliant, Timely & Twisted, or, Jerry Reminds Us how to ferret out the truth! Lesson #1. Get the evidence. This means you have to read and do your own research and not swallow everything the media says as true--and this, in turn, means you must know something about history, which means you understand or at least are willing to look up in the dictionary and consider--the concept of "continuity." Lesson # 2. Learn to Think for Yourself. This is usually considered a process more painful than the dentist, because, unlike the dentist, you can't jump up out of the chair and get away from it, and no amount of anesthetic will really ever work. 3. Learn to play Spot the Lies. This talent will serve you your whole life and will come in handy when surrounded by well-meaning twits who think they know how to run your life better than you do. Of course, if you prefer infancy, that's up to you, but don't come whining about how shitty your life is when you have been given the opportunity to grow up. You can manage to accomplish all three lessons by reading Politically Derelict and applying its tenets to your life. That is, if you still have one, and haven't traded it for a game of Pokeman, a vote or a bag of weed.