THE COUNTRY OF THE PAST – By Michelle Cacho-Negrete
COUNTRY OF THE PASTBy Michelle Cacho-Negrete
My husband Kevin and I drift along the Finnish-Russian border as though suspended on the edge of a dream, my dream of Russia,...
I AM A HILLWALKER By David McVey
I AM A HILLWALKERBy David McVey I climbed my first Munro in 1976 but I didn’t know, then, that it was a Munro.Every year, in September, there used to be a mass sponsored walk from...
WEST by Pete Warzel
West
West is the dream where the light ends. It is the place of redemption, an earth torsioned and twisted in sworls and declines that dead end or lead...
FADED by Victoria Endres
FADEDby Victoria Endres
A small wet drop blurred the rounded pink letters where it landed. Quickly I set the pages back onto the smooth grey surface of the...
BATMAN DOESN’T FLY…HE GLIDES by Scott Trainer
BATMAN DOESN’T FLY…HE GLIDES
Black as the darkest night, standing - or possibly hovering - in the slightest of divides between the pure black and any of the many shades of gray, is the figure...
BEING CONSERVATIVE FROM A TO Z By S.R. Piccoli
BEING CONSERVATIVE FROM A TO Z
An interview with author S.R. Piccoli
Tell us about yourself (short biography) and how many books you have written.I was...
MY DESERT By Myla Grier Aidou
MY DESERTby Myla Grier Aidou
Moses and the Israelites wandered for 40 years in the desert. Every time I have heard this, I have said to myself, “Damn.” Why...
IN THE WAITING ROOM By Pete Warzel
IN THE WAITING ROOMby Pete Warzel There are two manners of conversation that occur in the waiting room of the Radiology Department at Mayo Clinic, Phoenix. The first is a deep dive into...
APPARITIONS OF THE PAST by Aysel Basci
APPARITIONS OF THE PASTBy Aysel Basci
From time to time, when I look back on my life and ask myself what my happiest memories are, as some of us...
THE DOMESTIC SIDE OF IMPERIALISM by Mariana Graciano
The Domestic Side of Imperialism:
An Argentine Mother Raising Black Kids during the Presidential Transition in the US
By Mariana Graciano
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