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John D. Collins

Stories by this author in The Inditer:

If All Men Were Angels

new - The Inditer was the pet project of Bill Loepkey of Canada to provide a place on the internet for literature and culture. During the seven years Inditer Dot Com ran, Bill battled advancing illness and frustration with the legal system. The case would make a monumental saga of conflict of laws between the US and Canada and (US) governmental perfidity. Inside the U.S. the tale is untold.

On the internet Bill did not weap of his situation. Instead his efforts to promote budding voices brought to the fore of Inditer's table of contents many American voices stiffled by the baroque shaddow of political correctness.

The Outtakes from IF ALL MEN WERE ANGELS spoke of the changes wrought by adjustment to the Third Industrial Revolution.

Give Me A Song: Poetryfrom the newly published book, "If All Men Were Angels"
"Time Passages" - In Anwer to Donald Grant DeMan's Stubby.
The Pen, The Sword And The Wreath - dedicated to the Legislators of South Carolina
"Heroes of East 161st" - - Riding Through The Bronx - A Prequelle to If All Men Were Angels.
- "Test of Wills" - The Case of the Spanish Interpreter - From the Series, Tales out of Court
Going Home - originall published by The Iconoclast
The Grim Reaper A version was originally published by Perry Terrel Publications
Memory of Two Mondays - - For whom do the doors swing in Turnstile Justice

Hall of Mirrors - - Semblances can be as deceptive as images in a flawed mirror

John D. Clennan - - says this about himself:

"John (for John Wayne) Davis (for Jefferson Davis) Collins (I'll let you guess that one), is the pen name of John F. Clennan, Esq, the author. IF ALL MEN WERE ANGELS brings the reader to our brave new world of law enforcement, painted in shades of grey where drugs and internal intrigue blue the line between right and wrong to the point that the concept of heroism is endangered. This is no 'The Butler Did It.'"

"Haunting as a Conscience," says Grant Deman, Editorial Board of Inditer Dot Com.

A practicing lawyer, John D. Clennan, the author has publishing credits including the novel 'Tested Positive' (inverted A 1994). Selections from 'Angels' have been featured as short stories in the 'Tales out of Court' series, carried by several small presses (1995-1997).

John F. Clennan was; Academic Honors Student, Judge Advocate in The Army, Law Assistant to the Appellate Division, founding member of the Peconic Literary Society and the Rockaway Park Philosophical Society.

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Give Me A Song: Poetryfrom the newly published book, "If All Men Were Angels" "Time Passages" - In Anwer to Donald Grant DeMan's Stubby. The Pen, The Sword And The Wreath - dedicated to the Legislators of South Carolina "Heroes of East 161st" - - Riding Through The Bronx - A Prequelle to If All Men Were Angels.	- "Test of Wills" - The Case of the Spanish Interpreter - From the Series, Tales out of Court Going Home - originall published by The Iconoclast The Grim Reaper A version was originally published by Perry Terrel Publications Memory of Two Mondays - - For whom do the doors swing in Turnstile Justice
Hall of Mirrors - - Semblances can be as deceptive as images in a flawed mirror