Submitted book review
by Mark Linnhoefer – The Belarusian journalist and author of historical books, well known for her chronicle of the Chernobyl disaster, received the Nobel Prize for literature on Thursday. She was awarded “for her polyphonic writings” that are “a monument to suffering and courage in our time.”
For Preventing The Children of Poor People in Ireland From Being A Burden to Their Parents or Country, and For Making Them Beneficial to The Public ”I have been assured by a very knowing American of my acquaintance in London, that a young healthy child well nursed is at a […]
read chapters 1-3 by Saira Viola art by Brendan Burrow Crack Apple & Pop Chapter 4 Enter: March Aloysius Clarence a Jamaican Elder, an original Yardie gangster, now CEO and Operations Director of one of the most feared criminal enterprises in South London. Don March was a boom boom shake […]
By Barry Finnerty art by Josh Chambers WARNING: CONTAINS AT LEAST 20% ACTUAL REALITY. RIFF 1 Oily odors are oozing from the baked black streets. Darkness is descending over the pulsating concrete and steel beehive like a shroud. For the next ten hours the illumination of all things will come […]
art by Brendan Burrow by Saira Viola CRACK APPLE & POP “Superman don’t need no seat belt.” – Muhammad Ali Chapter 1 The gut wrenching screech of a siren: emergency lights and a swerve of brakes. An ambulance pulls up on the West side of the street opposite a Shell garage. […]
Hero Apomixis was written during C.A. Seller’s internment in N.Y. state’s notorious maximum security Attica Correctional Facility. A callous often brutal and humorous combination of reality and madness, this novel is an examination of one man’s decent into insanity. By C.A. Seller art by Dan Reece CHAPTER 1 Maybe a […]
ACOSTA DOCUMENTARY WILL PRESENT PROOF, FAMILY SAYS By David Pratt “One of God’s own prototypes. A high-powered mutant of some kind never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die.”—Hunter S. Thompson, Rolling Stone 12/15/1977 October 15, 1973, The Playboy Forum: Sir: Your November […]
By David Pratt “Why not challenge the establishment with a candidate they’ve never heard of? Who has never been primed or prepped or greased for public office? And whose lifestyle is already so weird that the idea of ‘conversion’ would never occur to him? In other words, why not run […]
AN INTERVIEW WITH TROY LITTLE editor’s note: the final cover art for the graphic novel has not been determined as of press time. The book will be released in October at Comic Con in New York. It can be pre-ordered via Top Shelf Comix. You can get a sneak peek at […]
This week, Spare Change’s “Last Word” features an interview with Gonzo Today contributor Marc D. Goldfinger, who also happens to be Spare Change News’ resident writer and poet and the newspaper’s poetry editor for the last ten years. Spare Change News, published fortnightly and also found online, is the nation’s […]
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