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  • Two Poems
    25 March, 2021

    Two Poems

    Poetry from Tara Moghadam.

    by

    Tara Moghadam

    Poetry
  • Two Poems
    24 March, 2021

    Two Poems

    Two poems from Philip Wexler.

    by

    Philip Wexler

    Poetry
  • First Vaccine, Feb 25
    23 March, 2021

    First Vaccine, Feb 25

    Poetry by Max Reif.

    by

    Max Reif

    Poetry
  • Cyclops Cafe & Lounge Proves Seattle’s Funky Culture Still Exists
    22 March, 2021

    Cyclops Cafe & Lounge Proves Seattle’s Funky Culture Still Exists

    I had the distinct pleasure of dining recently at the famous Cyclops in Seattle. It’s been around for a long time and has been a favorite haunt of folks like the band Soundgarden, Eddie Vedder, Dave Grohl, and other legendary grunge rockers. As a matter…

    by

    Mark Taylor-Canfield

    Food
  • Sunday Comics
    21 March, 2021

    Sunday Comics

    We’re charging our battery and now we’re full of energy. We are the robots. We’re functioning automatic and we are dancing mechanic. We are the robots. We are programmed just to do anything you want us to. We are the robots

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • On the Ferry from Osaka to Beppu
    17 March, 2021

    On the Ferry from Osaka to Beppu

    More from the travel journals of Dennis Nyback.

    by

    Dennis Nyback

    History
  • Free Thing of the Week:Seattle Star Creative Commons Jazz Mixtape #6
    15 March, 2021

    Free Thing of the Week:Seattle Star Creative Commons Jazz Mixtape #6

    We return to the jazz fold with this international chrestomathy of Creative Commons-licensed jazz, just for you.

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Thing of the Week
  • Sunday Comics
    14 March, 2021

    Sunday Comics

    Truckers pass calling out their handles to the kid. Chess Piece Face and The Big Duluth call her every day, “hammer down” and “rabbit ears” are the only words they know…If you pass the rabid child say “hammer down” for me.

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • Eternal Song
    8 March, 2021

    Eternal Song

    Poetry by Pablo Carlos Budassi.

    by

    Pablo Carlos Budassi

    Poetry
  • Sunday Comics
    7 March, 2021

    Sunday Comics

    We never really checked–we never really check the price tag. When the cost comes in, it’s gonna be high. We love our bargains, we love the prices so low…With the good jobs gone, it’s gonna be raw.

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
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