My heartbeats are measured… I suspect my heart only has so many beats to my life’s song. I […]
Author: LJ Frank
We planned the trip’s details for months. Packing my little four-cylinder sports car, Jillian and I agreed there […]
I’ve lived in various cities around the Earth, planted flowers and trees in loamy and clay soils, sang and drank […]
The avenues were crowded with an assortment of vehicles. And people on the sidewalks spilled over into the […]
Escape from Freedom by Erich Fromm(1941) On a shelf in my library is a 1941 hardcopy edition of Fromm’s […]
A selection from Sue DeGregorio-Rosen photographs
Evening approached with a cloudy sky and hazy ribbons of yellow from the sun above a northern lake. I […]
How will habitable and or inhabited be defined in the future and by what measurement and purpose?
Marshae Jones is a 27-year-old woman from Birmingham, Alabama, last month, was indicted by a grand jury in […]
My experience at the National Mall in Washington DC, though not historically significant, was quite moving. Under the […]
I sat at a stained wood desk with a worn teak deck underneath my feet the Chinese Junk […]
Friend: What did you find? Old man: Find? Friend: You had that look in your eyes looking over […]
Susannah Martin Originally from New York City Martin studied at New York University under John Kacere, Sherrie Levine, […]
“So how long has it been since…well you know?” He asked. “Our illicit escape, darling?” “The illicit escape? […]
Breaking News– The US Supreme Court in a “non-partisan” ruling has affirmed a congressional concern that all humans […]
