A Personal Note to my Readers 

A couple of things: 

First, up until now I’ve been writing this blog on a sporadic schedule, whenever the mood struck.   But starting Monday, April 29, it will go online once a week  --  in early afternoon every Monday. 

If you are receiving the blog via email, I suggest you click on the bar at the top of the page that says in big letters “Short Takes by Skip Johnson.”  That will take you to the official blog page, which not only is more readable, but also allows you to do such things as write replies and buy books.

If you have earmarked the page and check it occasionally, you might want to scroll down a bit on the right, click the email box, and you won’t have to check for it ever again. 

Second, I just wanted to let you know that, as of yesterday, both of my books are now available as eBooks, each at about half the price of the physical books.

The Gospel of Yeshua is a highly detailed, fictionalized chronology of the life and teaching of Jesus the man.  Paperback version is $19.95, and eBook version is $9.95.  (Hint:  The real drama of Jesus’ last year on earth begins at Chapter 5, when he begins his ministry.  The rest is background matter.)

A Charleston Primer for Yankees is a 68-page straightforward telling of this little city’s remarkable but largely forgotten history.  I wrote it specifically to give Charleston’s visitors an easy way to learn that history in one or two sittings. Softcover book is about $10.  The eBook version is $5.

Finally, thank you for reading my blog.  And feel free to comment. I do not screen comments. 

See you Monday. 

-Skip