Those Loud-Assed Sirens of L.A.
Jennifer Lawson-Zepeda-Living downtown, we have the opportunity to see many arrests. Some of them we applaud. Others seem odd to us. And some seem like they use WAY too much manpower for the arrest.
Read MoreA Post-“election” Wrap-up
Azazel- Both candidates promised to keep propping up despotic regimes across the globe.
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Karla Fetrow- Shoving the lessons of history aside, Paradox Valley embraces the hope that uranium milling will finally give the desert valley much needed prosperity.
Read MorePatriotism is Ignorance.
Poetry from KK-Rivers
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Alexandra Pratt takes us into the Canadian Badlands
Read MoreThank Goodness Day
Grainne Rhuad- Even if you aren’t celebrating anything right now, you can take the time to be thankful
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Bill The Butcher
Read MoreAmericans Need A Recovery Program
Grainne Rhuad-The first step in healing any problem is admitting there is a problem. We all know this from the many pop-psychology references in our daily lives from Cinematic comedy to Church billboards. Admitting something is wrong or that YOU are wrong is the key that sends you down the rabbit hole of healing.
Read MoreStanislav’s Legs
“As you read, include the silences, the set, the lighting, the coughs from the audience. See the characters; their facial expressions, their bodily movements, their clothes, what they look at, touch, hear, the subtext that you as reader/director will have to include.
Potentially this means that the reading of these three short poems could take hours.”as you read, include the silences, the set, the lighting, the coughs from the audience. See the characters; their facial expressions, their bodily movements, their clothes, what they look at, touch, hear, the subtext that you as reader/director will have to include.
Potentially this means that the reading of these three short poems could take hours.”
Perspective of Israel in Real Travel
Michael Wagener- From Israel: ‘‘As a German It Is not easy to Write About the Country of the Jewish”
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