Fire on the Mountain

October 2, 2015 Josh Chambers 0

TELEGRAPH FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK To a Small Post-Office in North Conway, NH c/o The Doomed All arrangements have been made. GT has wired over $5,000 to cover the cost of the drugs and a satellite phone / equipment. Our attorneys assure us that all is in place for your […]

Don’t Do Acid In Public

September 27, 2015 Josh Chambers 0

by Josh Chambers art by Clayton Luce Barreling down Route 2 from Concord, Massachusetts to Boston. Twenty miles. We were headed to the 1999 New England International Auto Show at the Bayside Expo Center. Cruising in my friend’s SUV, we were smoking remarkable amounts of kush, 311’s My Stoney Baby […]

Lessons Lost from Jazz Age Fascism

September 20, 2015 Donnie Casto II 0

by Donnie Casto II art by Joey Feldman One of the lessons of world history and politics is that it’s easy to underestimate demagogues. It’s also easy to overestimate them. At the present moment of the 2016 campaign, I’ve concluded that Trump is not a demagogue . . .  yet. […]

or We Are All of Us Fucked, and Should Live as Such

September 19, 2015 Dr. Ash Tree Gonzo 0

by Ashley Beth “The moment you doubt whether you can fly, you cease forever to be able to do it.” James Michael Barry “This is how you’ve been imprinted to use your relationship to power–to use it against yourself.” -John Trudell There comes a time, in every developing mind when […]

The Faces Within

September 17, 2015 Smith 0

by Maven Cade Leary art by Dan Reece Spirituality is such a fragile concept that any true attempt to break it down to well defined fundamental tenants is bound to result in confusion and hesitancy paired with a laxe judgment on what is acceptably termed as such. The situation is […]

Crack Apple & Pop: Chapters 4-6

September 13, 2015 Saira Viola 0

 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 […]