Stains from an Empty Page
by Cody S. Decker Being silent on paper makes it louder than hell in my head
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MY AMAZING INTERVIEW W/THE 1%
by Rick Kepler I felt like Charlie in the Chocolate Factory, except only one “golden ticket” was stuffed in a loaf of cheap white bread, and I, the holder of that ticket, won the prize, the opportunity to interview the masters of the universe, the top one per centers in […]
Civil War Isn’t Civil
by Kidman J. Williams The last fifteen years in the United States must have brought tears to the eyes of Lady Liberty; thank the Heavens that her back is turned to the rest of the countries’ woes. She looked on in 2001 as the towers crumbled down to Ground Zero. […]
Endless War: Embrace Godwin’s Law
By Kyle K. Mann It’s time to validate Mike Godwin. Not that he needs it, but with Obama’s obscene ramp up to the latest installment of the Endless War, or Long War as military types call it, progressives need to acknowledge the mind-frying truth: America is a fascist state. For […]
Cheating Karma
by David Pratt Your bones tire an old soul’s tire. Done hung around far too long, Far too many lives. After millenia One gets weary of the cycle. Still something always pulls you back Into the dance for another whirl, A memory of the real, the touch of […]
Nothing is Something Else
by David Pratt Darby had their number. The bastards. They weren’t going to get away with it this time. He ratcheted down South Main dragging his bum leg, digging himself in the shop windows bent against the wind in a coat too thin and the ass of his pants all […]
Waiting for the Man
by Kris Khatchikian “Is that him”? “No,” I whispered in an aggressive tone, “don’t point!” slapping his hand down with a quick flash. “Do you know how to act, goddamnit” This was strange territory, unfamiliar faces, a stench of previous crimes and an electricity that something illegal and possibly evil […]
The Greek Awakening
Or a promising first step with a sour aftertaste by Mark Linnhoefer On Sunday, the people of Greece voted for their new government, and the winner was the far-left Syriza party whose leader – and since Monday officially the new Greek Prime Minister – Alexis Tsipras has vowed to end […]
Saying Goodbye
by Donnie Casto II “I don’t believe in fairy tales, because there is no happily ever after in life.” The words hit him harder than a sucker punch to the stomach. Life broke everyone to a degree, but to hear such a statement from a child whose biggest worry should’ve been […]
Who made Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas?
Who made Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas? Ralph Steadman or Hunter Thompson? In Truth, they told the same story through different ink. What Fear and Loathing summed up was the Depravity at the Heart of the American Dream. The ugliness behind the True Spirit of America. What both artists […]