THE END.

I wish to make an ANNOUNCEMENT. I regret to announce that — though, as I said, two years is far too short a time to spend among you — this is the END. I am going. I am leaving NOW. GOOD-BYE!

I’m going to focus on some other projects, which may later be found starting April 2 at Justin.Mulwee.com. As of today, I’m ending this blog. I know this will upset some people. Simply put, I no longer enjoy writing it. It was a good run, and maybe in the future something else will come up bearing the name Blackbird Press. But as for this blog in front of you — it’s finished.  Thanks for reading. But don’t be sad — the change is a result of my own growth, and I am just ready to move onto projects I find more interesting, and more beautiful.

I leave you with a list of the things from the archives I think are most worth reading.

• Creed
• How Many Cynics Does It Take To Change A Light Bulb?
• First Letter to the Editor

Justin Mulwee

• Dolls and the Abyss
• Rethinking Religious Extremism
• That’s My Wife You’re Talking About!
• Go Hang Out with Losers
• Dear Women, Quit Your Porn!
• Why Christians Can Be Bad Movie Critics
• My UFO Cult Adventure
• Quit Hating Science
• From the Desk of Slothbile
• How to be a Sincere Hypocrite
• Midnight Breakfast with Batman

Travis Lambert

• Don the Magnanimous Adulterer
• Heaven Apologizes for Sex, Makes Reparations
• Seven Excuses of the Greedy Christian
• Vengeance of Hippocrates
• Demolition of a Large Building

Tia Murray

• What is Relevant? (Part 2)
• He Who Has Ears
• How to be Real Without Being a Jerk

Other Authors / Multiple Authors

• Critiquing a Guy’s Guide to Marrying Well [1, 2, 3]
• All Change Begins in the Soul [1, 2, 3]
• The Dystopian World of Sex Trafficking
• Does Christian still mean anything?
• You Must Be Perfect [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
• Why you’re bored in Church [1, 2, 3, 4]
• Twirling Skirts
• Thoughts on Evidentialism and Faith
• Pink Robes May Be Found Only in the Desert
• No Such Thing As Gay “Marriage”
• Science Cannot Threaten God, Only Your Pride

Justin Mulwee

Justin is a penniless vagabond with a tiny internet soapbox.