By April S. Kelley It all started with a swipe right, a few messages back and forth and then a phone number exchange. From there, we had lunch and hung out a couple of times. The fourth time, we hung out at my place drinking red wine and showing […]
By April S. Kelley It all started with a swipe right, a few messages back and forth and then a phone number exchange. From there, we had lunch and hung out a couple of times. The fourth time, we hung out at my place drinking red wine and showing […]
by Saira Viola Clive Stafford Smith OBE is one of the leading lights of the legal profession, a recipient of numerous awards for services to the law, including the Gandhi International Peace Prize and shortlisted twice for the prestigious Orwell Book of Fiction award. A tireless defender of human rights […]
by C.A. Seller art by Dan Reece CHAPTER 5 (read chapters 1-4) Always brush before you visit the dentist. Be careful who you pick your nose around. Pick your nose, pick your ass,don’t pick your tattoos. Don’t throw your cigarette butts in the urinal. Put the seat back down when you’re […]
by Charlie Seller I tuned in late to the Republican Presidential Debate on Fox Business News but just in time to catch Carly Fiorina promise to repeal Obamacare and open the market for insurance companies to compete for our business. I have no idea if this would be a good […]
by Bradley James Weber art by Troy Little from the graphic novel Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas Top Shelf Comix . . . the door hit something, which I recognized at once as a human form: a girl of indeterminate age with the face and form of a […]
by Cody S. Decker Photographs by Tatiana Aristizábal Author’s Note: The Carnegie Classics: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas event this year was one for the books. When the crowd peaked it was at around 400 people. I like to think of it as the Hunter effect. People love Hunter […]
Editor’s note: November 11 was originally called Armistice Day in celebration of the end of World War One and the promotion of peace. It was changed to Veterans Day in the U.S. in 1954. By Damon Smith Today is always hard for me. I feel uneasy today knowing that it is all […]
Irish goodbye: leaving quietly out the side door of a party or bar without saying goodbye to anyone by Autumn en Austin On a balmy November 3rd evening, you could find me once again at the famous Stubb’s BBQ in Austin, TX, for the Meg Meyers and AWOLNation 101X (local […]
By Autumn en Austin November 4th, 2015 – Maynard James Keenan’s latest band, Puscifer, graced the stage of the Bass Concert Hall on the University of Texas campus. And, yeah, I was just surprised as you are about the location. Entering the concert venue, one’s eyes were directed immediately […]
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