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Subversify 2009 Wrap-Up
Posted on 25 December, 2009 | 8 CommentsBy: Grainne Rhuad and Karla Fetrow Subversify had come a long way since its beginnings. We have exciting things planned for the coming year and much love to dole out to our readers! -
Words at Play-A look inside the Nimrod Writer’s Confrence
Posted on 25 December, 2009 | 6 CommentsBy: Savannah Thorne “If you are writing without zest, without gusto, without live, without fun, you are only half a writer. It means you are so busy keeping one eye on the commercial market, or one ear peeled for the avant-garde coterie, that you are not being yourself. For the first thing a writer should be is--excited. He should be a thing of fevers and enthusiasms.”-Ray Bradbury -
The Christmas Wish
Posted on 24 December, 2009 | 3 CommentsBy: Neonorth Tick tock tick, your time is up as did you pick. -
Jingle Bells
Posted on 24 December, 2009 | 4 CommentsBy: Bill The Butcher Poor Kid, on top of everything else, he had all this fear – of darkness and of closed spaces and of this and that and whatnot. A fear, of all things, of Santa Claus. -
Censorship: The Banning of Books
Posted on 24 December, 2009 | 7 CommentsBy: The David Holding the book and perusing the page is a part of the true reader's ritual. It is a part of the pleasure of reading. -
The Demolition of the Babri Masjid
Posted on 18 December, 2009 | 8 CommentsBy: Bill the Butcher A memoir of college days while India struggles between religious identities and the significance behind the Babri Masjid Mosque demolition. -
Think Before You Drink
Posted on 18 December, 2009 | 11 CommentsBy: Grainne Rhuad At what point do improvements become health hazards? -
The Believer
Posted on 18 December, 2009 | 7 CommentsBy: Karla Fetrow If we can't be all that we should be, are we able to recognize all that we are? -
Election flurry in Chile: Not that anybody cares…
Posted on 18 December, 2009 | 10 CommentsBy: Jane Stillwater An inside look at Chile's recently acquired democratic elections, their issues and a pertinent question; should the U.S. take their own elections so lightly?












