User Submitted Content
Submitted
I Had A Dream-And You Were In It
By: Ashley Beth I Had A Dream–And You Were In It, and You and You “I was trying to explain my situation to myself. My situation was that I was in pain and nobody knew it, even I had trouble knowing it. So I told myself, over and over, You […]
Moxley and Eirene: Moonshine King, Burgoo Queen
By: Ron Whitehead & Greta Render Mama gave me a tin cup when I was a boy. Til I left home, when I was 17, I wore a thin rope, to hold my pants up. I’ve always been skinny. I kept my tin cup, and a knife with a bottle […]
Disrobing the Sheep
Or: Recession, Oppression and The Third Law of Motion “For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.” – Sir Isaac Newton Aside from Newtonian physics being pretty much obliterated by Einstein and Hawkins and nano-physics and quantum physics and string theory and particle wave theory and multiverses and […]
This is How Cults Work
This post originally appeared in VICE UK Cults will always be associated with the big names. Your David Koreshes, your Jim Joneses, your Charlie Mansons—the guys you’ll have seen hogging half the Netflix documentary section like they’re the only megalomanic sociopaths to ever grace a fortified compound. But there are […]
Tin Cup American Whiskey
Name: Tincup American Whiskey ABV: 42% Proof: 84 A nice, strong smooth whiskey with hints of cinnamon and spice. This particular brand sold me on the hexagram inspired bottle with branded glass and the distinctive Tin-Cup shooter over the cork. The inclusion of the whiskey shot gave me the impression that this whiskey […]
NEVER GIVE UP
NEVER GIVE UP in English & Icelandic & Spanish with Icelandic translation by Birgitta Jonsdottir with translated by Maria Ines Mogaburu and Lorena Lobita by His Holiness The Dalai Lama & Ron Whitehead Never give up No matter what is going on Never give up Develop the heart Too much […]
the morning breeze speaks
Daniel Lee Johnson the morning breeze speaks in ancient secret tones talking of winter’s demise jesting at the joy of the day hinting at the storm to come it gently brushes my long graying hair softly caresses my cheeks lovingly kisses my lips indifferent to who I may be it […]
Tale of the Dark Troubadour
Donnie Casto II The average observant eye, this man was at best a prototype. Three times in his life, he had faced death and survived. Perhaps it was a spiritual blessing from the Cherokee roots that flowed through his veins. Maybe it was his Nordic temperament to survive the coldest […]
The Price of Sanity
In the many varied towns I have lived in, I’ve had the opportunity to meet a lot of different people. Not to sound harsh, but a great deal of them seemed, to me, to need some sort of therapy. It’s no surprise to me most of them will never see […]
You must be logged in to post a comment.