Intercourse in Absentia By Cris Mazza Contributing Writer Apparently I have not lived the kind of life a writer needs. I have not, nor has anyone in my immediate family, recovered from an addiction, nor from a catastrophic injury or disease. I’ve...
Photo by Hermes Rivera on Unsplash *** Lovers and Fighters: Not as Far Apart as They Seem by Con Chapman Contributing Writer In 338 B.C., a troop of soldiers known as The Sacred Band of Thebes fought valiantly but were vanquished by the Macedonians along with...
Interviewing the Interviewer An e-talk with Carol Smallwood by Mike Foldes Managing Editor Mike Foldes: Carol, please tell us a bit about your background and how you came to writing. Carol Smallwood: My first book came from teachers asking where to get...
Thomas Merton and the Curious Case of the 1950 Pulitzer Prize by John Smelcer with Paul Pearson During his lifetime (1915-1968), Thomas Merton never knew that one of his poetry books had been a contender for the Pulitzer Prize. In fact, no one did....
Crawdaddy Conjures Up A Mostly Forgotten Japanese Pop Star, Aku Sakamoto, To Break International Tension On The Golden Gate. by William Crawford Contributor Jimmy Pro runs a tight ship at OZQUEST. His mythical travel agency is more of an...
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