Eavesdropping on Myself at Seventeen Yo man, come on, you might as well admit you really got no reason to be talking shit, except for the fear you got growing inside like a jungle plant or a monster’s mouth opening wide, and in the big scheme of things you ain’t much...
flickr.com/lucychian via unsplash.com *** When You Talk About the Weather by Wendy Fox You and I are at a party somewhere, and first we have to talk about the weather, because we live in Denver, Colorado, where the skyline is unsettled and the temperature...
Fred Roberts photo The husband and wife team of Henrietta Jacobson and Julius Adler, long time stars of the Yiddish theater on the Lower East Side, recorded on the Sun label. *** Sun Records Introduction Mention the record label Sun and the first associations...
Binghamton University Crew photo *** COXSWAIN by Susan Taylor Chehak Do I have a drinking problem? Just wine, mostly. By the bottle. And here at these things I’m at my worst. I teach a class, conduct a conference, show up for the dinner or the lunch or the reading or...
Augusto Navarro photo/unsplash *** OFF THE CUFF by Jim Palombo This should be the last I’ll say about the presidential race. In short, Hillary will win as Donald continues his unpopularity with his so-called “own kind.” But don’t miss the real essence of what the...
Photo by Eric Draper, Courtesy of the George W. Bush Presidential Library President George W. Bush at work clearing brush at Prairie Chapel Ranch in Crawford, Texas. *** George Bush Saved from Snakebite by Joe S. Pfister W on His Ranch Before Laura stirs...
The Roman Forum *** Sinkholes in the Cobblestone: What Lucia Berlin Taught Me about Rome by Lauren Johnson I had been in Rome for about a week when the sanitation workers went on strike. I noticed something was off as I walked through Trastevere: an ancient,...
Wax Alive by Paul Sohar Wax figures are the last thing you’d expect to find in the Castle Hotel of Budapest, especially hidden in an elevator, but that’s the best explanation I can come up with for the strange encounter I had on a recent stay in this very...
US Parks Service photo Drifted snow in Glacier Gorge *** How I Know I’m Not In Florida By Mark Levy I moved from south Florida to Evergreen, Colorado, about a year ago. The other night, a nightmare woke me up. I dreamt I was still in Florida, yet many things...
Nothing Important Happened Today Publisher: Broadstone Books 418 Ann Street Frankfort, KY 40601-1929 Available on Amazon ISBN: 978-1-937968-23-6 Publication Date: March 9, 2016 Paperback, 148 pages $18.95 “Nothing Important Happened Today” by Arthur...
Anna Sastre, unsplash *** The Art of Speaking Proper by Sam Grieve “Litchis, love,” corrects the woman. “You saying it wrong. It’s litchis. The woman makes the first syllable sound like lie, not lee. She has hands the color of cooked lobsters, and the...
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...
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