A Prague Spring, Before and After (Poetry) by Michael Salcman Evening Street Press, 201 $25.00, 106 pages ISBN: 978-1-937347-33-8 A Prague Spring, Before and After Reviewed by Charles Rammelkamp As William Faulkner wrote in...
Last Deceptions Regardless of how fond and fondling stars inculcate the dark there is yet to press the wax seal against each enveloped space— gaps infinite and intimate a woman standing by a window, her back to the audience of antiques: everything...
THE MAN WHO INVENTED FIRE A hundred million nights before the first electric chair, some bored Neanderthal with the luck of a TV detective knocked two rocks together and made them spark. Glacial wind pawed the hide hung over the cave-maw. Maybe an infant cried in the...
Photo by Gage Skidmore, CC Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on the campaign trail *** By the Seats of Our Pants “. . . the sadness lives in the recognition that a life cannot matter.” Claudia Rankine, “Cornel West makes the point. . . ” from Don’t Let...
Scene from Field of Dreams, based on W. P. “Bill” Kinsella’s novel, Shoeless Joe. *** W. P. Kinsella Slides Home by John Smelcer Contributing editor I became friends with Canadian writer W. P. “Bill” Kinsella in the mid-1990s. Over the years, we have...
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