Antagonistic Fiction
The more I watch Game of Thrones, the more I realize it’s not necessarily great art or deep social commentary, but a prime example of antagonistic writing. Much like The Continue Reading
A Summer In Review
This Summer was slow. Slow in the way that summers used to be, when you were younger and life stretched out in front of you.
The Year in Meh.
2013 has largely been a year of finger pointing, villainizing and poor attention span all brought about by Demonic influences.
How To Grow A Garden Part 3
Randon was a Patriot, that’s what they called him now. Like it was some dirty word. Branded a Patriot like someone would brand a witch, and hunted like one too. In his life long passed he was a full fledged member of The Council of Twenty, but he worked his way up to it, and she knew every little dirty secret he ever had. Every underhanded, sneaky, and terrible thing he’d ever done, willfully, or by complete chance. She called him the man with the overactive pen.
At the UN, anguished SOS for JOURNALISTS TO STOP the KILLINGS of in MEXICO
Testimony Proceso reporter Marcela Turati, in the event “Freedom of speech”: ensuring the safety of journalists and media workers “, inaugurated by UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon on the occasion of the World Day Freedom of Press.
Subversive Love Notes 2013
A selection of Subversive people and groups we love.
I Had Sisters Once
Poetry on Love and Life and Sisters from Renee Y. Brown
The Tinkerman’s Daughter
Mike- You cannot cage a wild bird…
My Greatest Boyhood Hero…
Mike-Permit me to introduce you to Setanta – better known to all Irish schoolchildren as Cu Chulainn
Advent of the Electronic Writer
Karla Fetrow- The major publishing houses are becoming a house of cards, and their attitudes about e-books are a major reason why.
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