Chris Espenshade

Chris Espenshade has been a professional archaeologist for 33 years. He has written one book, chapters for edited volumes, journal articles, and 1,000+ technical reports on archaeology. Beginning in 2017, he branched into creative writing. He has had works published or accepted for publication by The Paragon Journal, The RavensPerch, The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature (twice), The Raven Chronicles’ Journal, and Georgia Outdoors News. He lives in Corning, New York.

See Table 1

It is argued that it is time to classify the compulsive need to hoard military-grade weapons and ammunition as a mental health issue that would preclude the said hoarding (see Table 1).

Issue 11, March 2018

Chris Espenshade

Chris Espenshade has been a professional archaeologist for 33 years. He has written one book, chapters for edited volumes, journal articles, and 1,000+ technical reports on archaeology. Beginning in 2017, he branched into creative writing. He has had works published or accepted for publication by The Paragon Journal, The RavensPerch, The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature (twice), The Raven Chronicles’ Journal, and Georgia Outdoors News. He lives in Corning, New York.

See Table 1

It is argued that it is time to classify the compulsive need to hoard military-grade weapons and ammunition as a mental health issue that would preclude the said hoarding (see Table 1).

Issue 11, March 2018

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