Wesley R. Bishop
Wesley R. Bishop
omens for men: franklin pierce #14 (1853-1857)
by Wesley R. Bishop
“…the train only sped faster, and from its windows he saw his boy again, laughing among ghosts not yet dead, faces contorted in glee and doom.”
who the hell is millard fillmore?: millard fillmore #13 (1850-1853)
by Wesley R. Bishop
“It’s like Shakespeare said, some are born great, some achieve greatness, and others are Millard Fillmore.”
the limits of our eras: james monroe #5 (1817-1825)
by Wesley R. Bishop
“In the warm light of the new epoch, an Era of Good Feelings unfurled: one party, one voice, not everyone invited.”
free teeth: george washington #1 (1789-1797)
by Wesley R. Bishop
“The Father of this Nation spoke of liberty. He wore its cost in his mouth.”