Litir Scéala, Vol. II.1, No. 18

A chairde —

Things slow down a little during the Summer, at least for the SIG.  That’s good, because everything else is speeding up.  I’ve been working hard on completing the first draft of What Happened to Distributive Justice, a thoroughly researched tome that investigates, well, what happened to our understanding of distributive justice.

Litir Scéala, Vol. II.1, No. 17

A chairde —

A great many things have been happening, some of which relate to the interests of the SIG.  Unfortunately, that also means that I haven’t had the chance to collect material for the newsletter, and I refuse to postpone an issue . . . that way lies madness (or, at least, frustration, right, Shirley?).

Litir Scéala, Vol. II.1, No. 15

A chairde —

We’re still a little short of news — everybody seems to want to read the newsletter, but nobody seems to want to tell us what’s going on!  That means you’re stuck again with hearing about everything (printable) that I’m doing.  Admittedly it’s fascinating . . . for you, but where does that leave me?

By the way, see if you can guess who that is.  Be very ashamed if you don't recognize him.

Beannachtai!

Michael