By Dan Rosenberg You may have seen the ad in this magazine promoting my debut novel, Elusive Links, with a QR code taking you to my website, danarosenberg.com. Elusive ...
Category: Random Connections
RANDOM CONNECTIONS: Bewitching
By Dan Rosenberg My wife, Abby, visited Venezuela frequently, beginning at age sixteen after her aunt and uncle moved there to operate an import/export business. Through the business, they ...
RANDOM CONNECTIONS: Fiction Masquerading as Fact
By Dan Rosenberg Much has been written about the godliness of coincidences. Perhaps some of you have read or remember James Redfield’s, The Celestine Prophecy, published in 1994. Over ...
RANDOM CONNECTIONS: Fact and Fiction
By: Dan Rosenberg For over thirteen years I’ve enjoyed presenting factual stories with unusual connections, all true. I look forward to continuing that tradition. If you enjoy this ...
RANDOM CONNECTIONS: Hot Skis
By Dan Rosenberg My good friend Gabe, a resident of Warren, asked me to take a day trip to ski with him. It would be on his birthday, ...
RANDOM CONNECTIONS: Wordle Mania
By Dan Rosenberg I am pleased to continue this column, dedicating it to the memory of Robin Fand, the founder of The Connection Magazines. I am not a Wordle ...
RANDOM CONNECTIONS: World War I – Tragic Coincidences
By Dan Rosenberg After writing this column for over twelve years, I thought I’d try something a little different for inspiration. I did a simple search on the Internet ...
RANDOM CONNECTIONS: Connections by the Numbers
Those of you who have been reading this column for many years know that I often speculate about the probability of connections. Sometimes I put forth some amateur statistical ...
RANDOM CONNECTIONS: Round The Corner
By Dan Rosenberg Over six years ago, I wrote about a connection involving matchbooks. As I mentioned, I started collecting them over fifty years ago. As cigarette smoking in ...
RANDOM CONNECTIONS: Even A Second Grader Can Have a Connection
By Dan Rosenberg We are fortunate to have a lot of “alone time” with our granddaughter, Penelope. At the time of this writing, she is completing second grade. ...