by Kurt Doonesbury Portland’s unofficial slogan might be “Keep Portland Weird” but for New York it is just a mutual understanding among the locals. When you have a population of over 8,000,000 people, Weird is naturally going to be a demographic the politicians will have to cater to along […]
By April S. Kelley On a drunken Saturday night some years ago, I went home with a beautiful woman. She was thin and pale with dark hair and nice features. I was excited, to say the least. We made out heavily in the bar before leaving. We did not […]
by Lorri Primavera Dedicated to my friend Mikel K. Poet Romance the poets Ring in the wanderers With ideas of you being you in the creeks of the forests in the buses of the cities in the windows of the apartments Romance the lonely and drunkard sitting […]
by David Wood On a second story porch half way through the fridges’ end-of-the-week bastard eight pack and the remnants of a joint, I watch the rain, in my apartment’s parking lot. Sometimes I sip my beer, and I’ll look at the rings radiating in the puddles. I forget for […]
by Malcolm McNeill Public executions have always been well attended. Road accidents cause rubber necking traffic jams. A neighbor across the street who undresses in the window can inspire investing in a telescope. Voyeurism – wanting to see someone naked, have sex, or die without them seeing you – is […]
Art & Words by CB Bellerose There it lay, waiting for me as again my eyes open to a new day of pouring myself onto fresh sheets of Bristol board and self assurance that can only seem to be found on the electronics that have already cost me so much […]
Art & Words by CB Bellerose There it lay, waiting for me as again my eyes open to a new day of pouring myself onto fresh sheets of Bristol board and self assurance that can only seem to be found on the electronics that have already cost me so much […]
by Heathcote Williams art by Elena Caldera What are people doing fucking dying? Haven’t they got better things to do? No sooner than you’re on someone’s wavelength Then suddenly they’re whisked away from you. I saw Bowie at the first Glastonbury in 1971. He was performing at five in […]
by PW Covington Friday night 7 or so Washing T-shirts and boxer-briefs Coin operated Clink, Clink, Clink Fat, young, mothers So Beat and beautiful they don’t even know it So blessed, so magic Universal They tell their only babies To “Leave the man alone” As they scoot on the floor […]
David Bowie, the legendary singer-songwriter and actor, has died after a long battle with cancer. He was 69. The artist’s Facebook page announced the news, with the singer’s rep confirming his death to Rolling Stone. “David Bowie died peacefully today surrounded by his family after a courageous 18-month battle with cancer,” […]
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