Author Archive: Sarah Hoyt

FROM CELIA HAYES:  Deep in the Heart.


The sequel to Daughter of Texas – She was a woman with many friends – but few of them ever knew her heart!

Two husbands, a large house, many friends – that was predicted for Margaret Becker Vining. That she would be a widow, left to raise her four sons in a tiny frontier town was not mentioned in the old conjure-woman’s prophecy. Austin, the makeshift capitol city of the Republic of Texas, was threatened and besieged from all sides. Peace did not come with Sam Houston’s victory over the Mexican Army at San Jacinto. Between old and bitter enemies and the inconstancy of unreliable friends, Margaret Becker Vining, her family and her friends must fight to maintain their independence and security . . . while Margaret herself despairs of ever finding happiness again.

AS THE BLACK DOG CIRCLES AROUND ME, AND US, IT’S IMPORTANT TO REMEMBER:  Everything Isn’t Awful.

AS OUR SOCIETY FRACTURES: Hold On.

I HAVE BAD NEWS FOR THE EUROPEANS:  America Gone Mad.

Remember I have family and friends there, to whom I talk regularly. If we’ve gone mad, they’re locked in the padded room, in deathly fear of pollution, global warming and the Wuflu.  There is no anti-psychotic potent enough to bring them back. They need freedom. They need blogs. They need a respectable dose of skepticism about their so called leaders.  And then they can inspect the dust spec in our eye to their heart’s content.

IT IS THE MOST DEADLY DISEASE EVER TO STRIKE HUMANITY:  How deadly is COVID-19, really?

This is why all of us are just leaving corpses on the curb for pickup, and sanitation workers have painted “Bring out your dead” on the side of their trucks.*
*This claim is as trustworthy and verified as most of the utter bilge flowing out of the CDC and other China lackeys.