By: Benjamin Anthony My visit to the Republican National Convention was rather hastily planned, I had missed the deadline to apply for a special press pass and my local newspapers refused to grant me any sort of credibility, leaving me on the outside of the arena with all the protesters. […]
By: Christopher Keller Thinking about it now; it still hasn’t all completely sunk in. Disbelief – the word isn’t near good enough for the different questions and voices that arise around Afrika Bambaataa and the sexual abuse allegations that have plagued him throughout this year. Anger wouldn’t be enough to […]
My neighbor calls, saying “Look off your deck.” The smoke plume I gaped at was substantial. So I did what any self-respecting modern American would do, snapped a selfie. That was last month, and obviously I didn’t burn up, because here I am, tapping away. Life could be worse, despite […]
By: Cody S. Decker I’ve spent my night cross legged in my living room floor soaking up the scenes from the TV screen and sipping down a glass or three of whiskey it’s getting about the time of night where I turn my attention to another screen and put some […]
By: Kidman J. Williams Why should you care what I think about music? Should you? Probably not. No more than you would listen to any other music journalist. You should probably trust me more than anyone at Rolling Stone. That stone has been rolling down the side of a steep […]
America might be getting what it deserves. Not what the people deserve, but what the politicians and corporations have brought onto the good and bad people of this country. FBI director James Comey might be the most powerful since J. Edgar Hoover despite Comey’s open criticisms about Hoover. Where […]
story by Ralph STEADman art by Joey Feldman TAXI TO THE SUBURBS … NO ROOM AT THE INN … A SAVAGE ENCOUNTER ON A STAIRWAY IN THE DARK… TERROR HITCHES A LIFT ON THE BATTERSEA PARK ROAD… I must’ve been early getting to the Latchmere Theatre that Monday. The theatre […]
image by Christopher Hunt Excerpt of Chronicle III of Hell Bottled Up: Chronicles of a Late Propaganda Minister [Far Gone Books, 2016] by Todd Brendan Fahey Ahhhh…tired, brain-dead, need stimuli badly–and not the kind that the University would ever sanction. I put out the feelers, and trusted my instincts regarding […]
art by Unitas Quick Brexit is bigger than the PM resigning or the money markets tumbling. Brexit is also about the arrogance of the ‘neo-liberal elite,’ overplaying their hand and refusing to listen to an increasingly isolated sector of British society. For many ‘Brexit is payback,’ — an ‘us and […]
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