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  • The WTO Protests’ 21th Anniversary: What Democracy Looked Like
    1 December, 2021

    The WTO Protests’ 21th Anniversary: What Democracy Looked Like

    Mark Taylor-Canfield sings his reminiscences of the Wor

    by

    Mark Taylor-Canfield

    Music
  • Driving North from Reno
    30 November, 2021

    Driving North from Reno

    As autumn turns to winter, Dennis Nyback reminisces about driving in the snow for the love of cinema.

    by

    Dennis Nyback

    History
  • Two Poems
    29 November, 2021

    Two Poems

    Poetry from Philip Wexler.

    by

    Philip Wexler

    Poetry
  • Sunday Comics
    28 November, 2021

    Sunday Comics

    She stands beneath the mistletoe screaming for him to “read the Sunday Comics now,” screaming…Now I can’t help but feeling jealous each time she climbs on his knee, why must she climb on his knee?

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • Three Found Poems
    23 November, 2021

    Three Found Poems

    Three poems found in the wind, courtesy of Eli Wallis.

    by

    Eli Wallis

    Poetry
  • Take the Subjunctive
    22 November, 2021

    Take the Subjunctive

    Poetry from W. Nick Hill.

    by

    W. Nick Hill

    Poetry
  • Sunday Comics
    21 November, 2021

    Sunday Comics

    Seems as if my half baked hot takes, like, “if there is a heaven it’ll be highly unlikely any of our Sunday Comics are there just because of our back catalogues.” are apparently insensitive and a testament to my alcoholic thinking.

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • Three Poems
    19 November, 2021

    Three Poems

    Poetry by Philip Wexler.

    by

    Philip Wexler

    Poetry
  • Longing for Snow Covered Peaks: Deity Possession in the Philippines
    17 November, 2021

    Longing for Snow Covered Peaks: Deity Possession in the Philippines

    I wrote this story based on my experiences in the Philippines and what I imagined. “Roach!” Adriano screamed. I turned and saw him running naked out of the bathroom, desperately trying to cover himself with a towel. He ran into the room where Madi, the…

    by

    Lhundrom

    Fiction
  • Review of What Do I Know? Wisdom Essays by Jack Remick
    16 November, 2021

    Review of What Do I Know? Wisdom Essays by Jack Remick

    Pam Carter takes on Jack Remick’s book of wisdom essays in this latest review.

    by

    Pamela Hobart Carter

    Literature
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