Author Michael Kurcina

Those who enjoyed Michael Mann's movie The Last of the Mohicans likely don't know about a great made for TV movie called The Jericho Mile. As an impressionable, young man and a distance runner this 1979 mov... Read More...

"There are basic moments and supreme moments. There are things as common as finger tips and yet as unique as finger prints. There are things as regular as a kiss and as basic as a gaze but memory and emotio... Read More...

Some of us came from an environment where there was structure, there was purpose, life made sense because we understood the concept of good and bad, it was us versus them, and we were aligned with brethren that... Read More...

I dated a girl whose brother decided to take a long walk one cold morning when the fog like a heavy hand pressed itself upon her village and forced everyone to lay down and sleep. On that fine and fateful d... Read More...

Have you ever dreamt of somebody who is no longer with you? Perhaps you separated, perhaps you lost them to death. It happens. Perhaps you are having a hard time. We cry and weep and sleep and wake and ache... Read More...

THE ART OF DESTRUCTION. Men who dislike the loss of power should be reminded that accelerated learning is best done when the truest submission is used to obtain the knowledge at hand, because the mind's doo... Read More...

Some men who speak strongly with words may be weak in action, and today we are a world filled with critics. The creation of social media has made it easier for a million men to be vocal about what they disl... Read More...

"Our eyes were blinded by the veil of youth. Small towns paid us out in the currency of boredom and recklessness while we bargained instead for purpose. There were dreams we held so close that we could neve... Read More...