Larry Livermore

For Each And Every Underdog Soldier In The Night

The first time I heard Bob Dylan’s “Chimes Of Freedom” I was in tears for almost the entire song. It’s

The first Premiership match I ever saw was a dispiriting relegation battle (a “battle” in which both sides had apparently

Lately I’ve spent a fair bit of time sitting around – as usual – trying to avoid writing, or at

Whenever I visit a new city or country, one of the first things I find myself doing is to wonder

It was an unnaturally warm day for late November, and we were out on the asphalt playground and parking lot

But I’m getting ahead of myself, and in any event, I was still trying to remain as neutral as possible.

Winter is taking its time arriving in the Middle East this year, or so I was told by a worried

One of the regrets I have about absenting myself from the blogosphere these past months is that I sat on

Those of you old enough to have been Lookout readers in the 1980s or 90s may remember that the magazine

Contrary to Thomas Wolfe’s dictum, you can indeed go home again. It’s just that there’s no guarantee home will be