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  • Free Thing of the Week: Shakespeare’s Sonnets Abridged Beyond the Point of Usefulness
    29 September, 2020

    Free Thing of the Week: Shakespeare’s Sonnets Abridged Beyond the Point of Usefulness

    We continue our Free Things by poring over those highly overrated Shakespeare sonnets and wishing they were shorter and made sense like this.

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Literature
  • Free Thing of the Week: Creative Commons Jazz Mixtape
    28 September, 2020

    Free Thing of the Week: Creative Commons Jazz Mixtape

    We bring you our first Thing of the Week in a long time, our first Creative Commons jazz mixtape.

    by

    Sam Luis Obispo

    Thing of the Week
  • Sunday Comics
    27 September, 2020

    Sunday Comics

    Know your rights! Number 1: You have the right not to be killed. Murder is a crime, unless it is done by a policeman or an aristocrat. Number 2: You have the right to Sunday Comics.

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • Priscilla Long’s Holy Magic
    25 September, 2020

    Priscilla Long’s Holy Magic

    Pam Carter reads Priscilla Long’s award-winning poetry book.

    by

    Pamela Hobart Carter

    Poetry
  • Uzbekistan as Creative Chaos: A Photographer’s Interpretation of His Nation’s Search for Identity
    23 September, 2020

    Uzbekistan as Creative Chaos: A Photographer’s Interpretation of His Nation’s Search for Identity

    Beyond the postcard images, Uzbekistan still grapples with its identity. One photographer seeks to address the irony.

    by

    Filip Noubel

    Photography
  • Like a Fox
    22 September, 2020

    Like a Fox

    A play by David A. Summers.

    by

    David A. Summers

    Drama
  • No Democrats Allowed: A Conservative Lawyer Holds Secret Voter Fraud Meetings With State Election Officials
    21 September, 2020

    No Democrats Allowed: A Conservative Lawyer Holds Secret Voter Fraud Meetings With State Election Officials

    Heritage Foundation’s Hans von Spakovsky, whose work about voting fraud has been discredited, has been conducting private meetings for Republicans only.

    by

    Jessica Huseman

    Politics
  • Sunday Comics
    20 September, 2020

    Sunday Comics

    You’ve got a little worry, I know it all too well. I’ve got your Sunday Comics, but so does every kiss and tell who dares to cross your threshold, or happens on your way. Stop laying blame, you know that’s not my thing.

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • The Crucifixion of a Summer Squirrel (A Suburban Story)
    19 September, 2020

    The Crucifixion of a Summer Squirrel (A Suburban Story)

    Fiction by Vaughn Hayes.

    by

    Vaughn Hayes

    Fiction
  • Walking Home in the Dark
    18 September, 2020

    Walking Home in the Dark

    Reminiscences of a time long stumbled over, by Dennis Nyback

    by

    Dennis Nyback

    History
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