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Pedestrian Pandemic Adventures
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Like many, I’ve been taking tons of walks since the pandemic struck. I’ve explored... Read more →
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Literature
The Tale of the Tee: Be Kind and Just Believe
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August 6th, 2020 is the 55th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. To honor this... Read more →
Lifestyle
Top 5 Books About Gambling
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Online gambling is an enormous industry in 2020, and sites like the Draftkings Sportsbook... Read more →
Poetry
Talking Poetry: Nsah Mala, An African Poet-Patriot
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CONSTIMOCRAZY is a story of Africa weaved by an African poet-patriot, a slinger wielding... Read more →
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Relive Your Childhood Again with These Illustrated Children’s Books
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In childhood, we all wanted to grow quickly so we could do all the things we weren’t... Read more →
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Everything Remembers in Michael Dickel’s Nothing Remembers
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A poet is a societal surgeon whose poesy identifies, diagnoses, proscribes and acts... Read more →
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Red Silk Shoes, Braised Pig’s Head and the Tears of a Playboy
By Julie O. on
In the dead of night in 1969, a man entered a paper factory in Southwest China. The... Read more →
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Mixed-Media Artist Mish Lets the Dogs Out
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Artist Mish is the illustrator for the new kids’ book by writer John Yamrus, Phoebe and... Read more →
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For the Love of Dogs
By Arya F. Jenkins on
An Interview with Artist/Illustrator, Mish Do not underestimate the power of the... Read more →
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A Poetry Masquerade
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The Poetry Salon, an LA-based organization offering poetry workshops and professional... Read more →
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