Valerie Brown Photo Pickin’ Wildflowers by Michelle Terry My Grandma Leona was not a classic Depression-era beauty. Her harvest-browned skin and murder of jet-black hair were an arrant contrast to her delicate, shrinking-violet counterparts...
by James Palombo Politics Editor I grew up in Endicott, New York, a small town that had a big-time connection to the corporate world. This connection was International Business Machines – in fact IBM had its largest manufacturing plant just a few minutes’ walk from my...
Eating Grapes in Church In the morning I watch my nana arrange two sets of vitamins on folded napkins before breakfast. Soft fish oil capsules gleam like a spray of jewels. Pop swallows each amber ellipse with orange juice. Before church, Nana puts on loud pink...
HANDING OF THE FLAG (Services of William Reese) At the grave site, as each star is swallowed by a fold or white-glove tuck, the flag moves, slowly, precisely, each tug calculated and rehearsed. The gatherers are silent, hearing each move, though...
Vertiges animaliers de Tomi Ungerer Tomi Ungerer: Elephants, Whales & Kangaroos, On exhibit in Nieves, Zurich by Jean-Paul Gavard-Perret Contributing editor Le caractère « tactile » du dessin d’Ungerer permet de comprendre l’élaboration d’une pensée...
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