by Ashley Carrithers | Mar 26, 2014 | Ashley Carrithers, Ashley's Adventures in Wilderland, Blogs
Here, at the winter lands, today I get to wake at last dark to an ongoing patter of little laughs at our prolonged drought as RAIN continues to kiss the Earth. The sound on this shake roof was there the night long, and each time I sort of woke it brought a smile to me...
by Russell Fuller | Mar 26, 2014 | Blogs, Memoirs, Nathan Fuller
We are, increasingly, a visual people, overloaded with imagery at every turn. Thus the army’s (and administration’s) strategy to turn what should have been a trial available to the public for witness, conversation, and debate into a covert one made sense. No cameras,...
by Russell Fuller | Mar 21, 2014 | Blogs, Poems, Ron Whitehead
Ron Whitehead, longtime author, editor, outlaw poet, speaker-singer—you name it, is the principal organizer of the upcoming (April Fool’s thru 5th) GonzoFest 2014 in Louisville, KY, a massive extravaganza honoring native son Hunter S. Thompson with every sort of...
by Harry Holdorf | Mar 21, 2014 | Blogs, Harry Holdorf
It’s a hackneyed cliché that great poets, writers, thinkers, are seldom recognized by their contemporaries. Cultures are so caught up in their own little dioramas, the bigger pictures often pass by unseen. Perhaps future generations will recognize Wendell Berry as the...
by opie477 | Mar 21, 2014 | Blogs, Poems
People suffer all over the world, In painful balls they’re tightly curled. Waiting, hoping, begging and killing, Atrocities done by the willing. Seeking answers to who they are, Am I just here to go to war? Meaning and purpose. I want them now, Where is my peace? I...
by writerandartist32 | Mar 16, 2014 | Blogs, Elan Holdorf, Fiction
“Okay, I’ll go first,” he said, leaning back and clasping his hands behind his head. He took a deep breath and looked at the two other men in the small escape pod. “It’s not like I have anything to hide. I mean I haven’t done anything wrong. Well,...
