Gregory Weston's Writings

This page contains the best things that I, Gregory Weston, have written, and was created for my own self-aggrandizement. Enjoy!, and please tell me what you think about my writing. My e-mail is gweston@cato.org, or after 6/11/98, gregweston@yahoo.com

Philosophical and Political Writings

• A Dialogue between Juan, eminent sociologist, and Notsew, learned philosopher, concerning the latter's New Theory of Religion - (concieved 9/97, written 4/98)
• The Rights of Man, by Thomas Paine - An excellent and favorable review, written in the natural and forceful style of the book itself. (6/97)
• An Interview with Senator Rhine McLin - For more than a decade her father, C. J. McLin, was the most important black figure in Dayton politics. Now he is gone, and she is a Democrat in the heavily Republican Ohio Senate. We talk about her background, her job, drug prohibition, Megan's Law, and much more. (9/97)
• "OJ & Acme Security" - A reductio ad absurdum of anarcho-capitalism (Mid 1996)
• The Ideological Bent of the Dayton Daily News (1973 - 1997) - A reasearch paper for my local government class (11/97)

Scientific Writing

• Voltaire, Sputnik, and Creationism - (12/97)

Literary Writings

• On the Iliad of Homer - Written in a mocking style (7/97)
• On Guy de Mausspaunt's "The Necklace" (9/97)
• The Birth of the Internet - An epic poem that I am in the middle of writing. It is written in herioc couplets. Exerpt only. (2/98 to now)
• On Nathaniel Hawthorne's "Young Goodman Brown" and Marjorie Pickthall's "The Worker in Sandalwood."

Biographical Writings (coming soon)

• An untitled discription of some of my first recollections, written for a friend. My intention was to be humorous (12/97)
• A one page biography which was part of my successful internship application to the Cato Institute (8/97)

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