LiteraturePoetry On Anonymous Authors By Robert Wood on April 27, 2018 I have loved many works that bear no trace of who wrote them. These are books where the... Read more →
Literature “Cat Person”: The Key to a Short Story’s Viral Success By Daniel Matthews on March 21, 2018 “Cat Person” takes some time to read. When I first found out it went viral, I was... Read more →
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Literature Memory Lane, John Yamrus’s Jazzy Memoir By Eileen Murphy on February 28, 2018 Please consider making a tax-deductible donation now so we can keep publishing strong... Read more →
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Literature The Death of the Prodigal Son By Robert Wood on January 31, 2018 After Patrick White The Australian poet ever feels his twoness – having within reach... Read more →
LiteraturePoetry On Charles Olson By Robert Wood on January 24, 2018 I had taken a leaf out of Henry David Thoreau’s book, and was living alone in the... Read more →
LiteraturePoetry On Robert Frost By Robert Wood on January 17, 2018 You have seen it before. You know it from your mind, the way the field rolls downwards,... Read more →
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