Good Boy by Eric DePriester Stuart grazed the open bar at his high school reunion, forcing conversation long enough to catch the bartender’s eye. As he ordered a scotch on the rocks, a familiar voice struck from behind. “Stu, how the hell are ya?” It took...
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....
The Ghost of Berry Creek by Richard LeBlond Contributor A botanist by trade, I have never lost my love of exploring new habitat and learning new species. So I talked the Forest Service into letting me conduct a small survey on its land in the Great Basin...
The following selection is from the collection, “THE APNEA POEMS,” by Bill Yarrow. EYES OFF THE ROAD One by one I lost my desires. Dirty ambition left first. Knowledge raged but then it cooled. Riches never had the hook very deep. ...
W. S. Merwin: In memoriam by Brian Cullman Contributing Writer My parents had dinner with Robert Frost once. They said he stared at his lamb chops angrily, stopped, fixed his eyes on them, and then turned his attention back to his plate. And though it...
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