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MAGAfication vs. Nazification

MAGAfication vs. Nazification

by Tom Hogan | Jan 19, 2024 | Political History, The Catholic Church, The Holocaust

There’s an unwritten rule among those of us who teach Holocaust Studies: never equate the Holocaust or Hitler with anything or anyone. They are, by their very natures, sui generis. Donald Trump and the MAGA movement are forcing many of us to abandon that rule. This...
How the Election of 2020 Changed My Mind About the Holocaust

How the Election of 2020 Changed My Mind About the Holocaust

by Tom Hogan | Jul 21, 2022 | Political History, The Holocaust

Jews are vermin—a physical threat to our society that needs to be exterminated. (Nazi propaganda drilled into the everyday German during the 30s.) The U.S. government, media and financial worlds are controlled by a group of Satan-worshipping pedophiles who run a...
The Holocaust, Totalitarianism and The Righteous Right

The Holocaust, Totalitarianism and The Righteous Right

by Tom Hogan | Feb 7, 2022 | The Holocaust, Political History

I don’t know if it was because of Holocaust Remembrance Day (January 27) or the continued efforts of the morons on the political and religious right (see:  Kennedy Jr., Robert) drawing parallels between the Holocaust and vaccines. Or it might have been because of the...
Write What You Know (Part 2)

Write What You Know (Part 2)

by Tom Hogan | Nov 8, 2021 | Political History, So You Want to Be a Writer, The Holocaust, Writing

NOTE:  This is the second of a 3-part blog series about the writers’ maxim:  Write what you know. Each blog focuses on one of my novels and the experiences that hopefully enriched and informed them. The Devil’s Breath I grew up in a military family, which...
The Devil’s Breath: Screenplay VS Novel

The Devil’s Breath: Screenplay VS Novel

by Tom Hogan | Sep 24, 2021 | So You Want to Be a Writer, Inspiration, Writing

The nice thing about shifting from writing a screenplay to writing a novel is the freedom that comes with it in terms of what you have to say/tell. You’re no longer struggling to keep it under 120 pages, the guideline offered to most new screenwriters (“Unless you’re...
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