William J. Furney, Author at Furney Times

Writing and Running in Storms

A sojuourn to a remote Canary village, to finish a book and continue training for a marathon, opens up disturbing vistas of human life.

Celebrity psychic Inbaal Honigman talks about predicting the future, how tarot works and why she never flinches from delivering bad news.

A decades-long strategy of seeking power and influence in the US political and legal system has culminated with the end of Roe.

The spirit, and influence, of the greatest writer ever lives on, even if some who study the Bard have been infected with the wokeism virus.

How Republican Cole West tried to bring in gun-control legistation but ended up losing his seat amid pressure from a state gun lobby.

Apartment living is supposed to be easy. But with truculent neighbours and incessant noise, it’s anything but.

Putin’s misadventure in Ukraine has not gone to plan, leaving the crazed dictator humiliated around the world.

As the revamped Large Hadron Collider at CERN is switched back on, scientists are looking for more clues to the nature of the universe.

A casual Dutch runner with an eye on the big one describes how he trained for and succesfully ran his first marathon.

Despite outrage and protests around the world, a Spanish seafood company is due to begin construction of a controverial octopus farm.