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In 1980, writer Ray Bradbury gave a lecture to a group of screenwriting students. In one of the most profound moments, Bradbury told students to read one poem, one essay, and one short story every night for the rest of their lives. Not for any professional reason. Not to get ahead. These ideas, he said, are "to have fun inside your head late at night when you're going to sleep, when the metaphors begin to happen."
Independent historian of early America with particular interests in religion in American culture, early American maritime history, enslavement, and indigenous history. John is also a member of the Unitarian Universalist Association Board of Trustees.