As much as I hate to do it – with all that’s happening in the world – I’m taking a very short break from my column for the rest of this week, and into next week, for a very good reason. You see, I’m moving out of San Francisco, after 37 years of living in the City by the Bay, to the small town of Guerneville, about an hour and a half away. Every writer dreams of getting away from the distractions of the city, and this is, for me, a dream come true: I’ll be more productive, more engaged with my work, and more inclined to start my new book – indeed, I have several new books in the pipeline.

But first I have to get through the next week or so. If anything urgent comes up, I’ll be on the blog. Otherwise, see you soon…

P.S. I’ll be writing a special piece on 9/11, however, so keep checking back here for it.

Read more by Justin Raimondo

• The Democrats’ War Tax – November 22nd, 2009
• The Gitmo Trial: Why Now? – November 19th, 2009
• Our Chief Industry: War – November 17th, 2009
• The Trial of the Century and the Long Shadow of 9/11 – November 15th, 2009
• The Winds of Change Die Down – November 12th, 2009