Mutterings: Views from Post-Retirement

At 93, Clark Eugene Sutton is finally ready to talk. Alone with his laptop, he starts a personal journal. Over a year later, he completes what he wants to say. While reminisces and acerbic observations play a part, the heart of the journal are provocative essays on the chronic issues that never seem to go away. Clark lays down two rules for himself. He can't just repeat what the talking heads on TV are saying. He has to have something new to say, and he has to be constructive. He has to include a specific proposal that will improve things. The result is a book of interesting ideas expressed by an interesting character in an interesting way. A book that will entertain, amuse, surprise, enlighten, and challenge. A book unlike any you have read this year, or any year. A book you will recommend to your friends because of all the conversations it will start.