Category: Alex Taylor Tuesdays – Crime and Outdoors

This column isn’t about me of course, but if you’ve ever wondered what sort of childhood I endured, sharing a domicile under the protection of such an intellect, let’s just say it was “interesting”. Originally appearing in the Gainesville Times, February, 23, 1988, Alex Taylor lays out his series that will study the cases of…… Continue reading Alex Taylor’s Beasts: Part 1

We hear all too much about bad journalists, bad journalism, fake news, yadda yadda… We’ve also endured the constant castigations of zealous police who’ve not only overstepped their authority, they’ve committed atrocities incomprehensible to conventional understanding. When it comes to capital crimes and coverups from our most precious defenders, nothing could be worse. Prof. Alex…… Continue reading Love, Mom.

I’d label this a timely column given the state of liberties taken with journalism lately. Such arguments, it seems, have always been in play. Originally published in the Gainesville Times, February 9, 1988. Alex Taylor shares the birth of a U.S. freedom. “It’s not libel if it’s the truth!” ~Anon Want to read more on…… Continue reading Liberty of the (op)Press(ed)