Searching for the Soul of New Orleans
By: The Late Mitchell Warren
“Is there still evidence of Hurricane Katrina? Do the Saints still play in that dome?” The Late Mitchell Warren travels to New Orleans, a city of despair and a city of hope.
When Santa Visited Tehuacan
By Karla Fetrow They were seven and nine; that age when indulging in play acting and secret shopping trips are the most fun,
Conversations With Conservatives
By: Astra Navigo
They number between 30 and 50 million in the U.S. They are attorneys and laborers; janitors and CEOs; officers and enlisted personnel. Some have advanced degrees; others are self-educated ‘sagebrush philosophers.’ All have one thing in common – they believe in God, America, and the values of Conservatism.
Of Martian Bacteria
By: Bill the Butcher
This discovery, if those really are Martian bacteria (even if extinct) changes everything.
What Happened to Peter Pan?
By: Grainne Rhuad
Most every town has one, a man; a young-ish man somehow suspended between boyhood and manhood, who becomes the voice of the youth, the leader of the pack, the Peter Pan.
The Falling Down Syndrome
By:Grainne Rhuad
Why do we watch celebrities fall from grace? Does it serve a purpose?
Bombing Bombay, A Year Later
By Bill the Butcher A year to the day after the last embers of the jihadist attack on Mumbai (Bombay) finally flickered out, I remember some things.
Tiger,Tiger Burning Brightly
By The David Not long ago the news carried a report of a lake in a city not far from where I live. What made this lake
Exposing the mysterious North, contd.
By A.B. Thomas Alberta Jiggles and Ontario Drags its Butt From the map you can clearly tell that Alberta, my home, is a land locked province, located just east of British Columbia, or as it is more lovingly known around Canada as “Hydroponicland”.