Mama Yemo
October 1, 2018Photo Essay by James Kenney
Throughout Kinshasa, people told me, ‘No camera,’ but at the hospital, individual people seemed to have lost their integrity of self.
Talking Writing Magazine
Bird Law
October 1, 2018Comic Feature by Erica Welch
She works part time at a dog daycare facility, where she attempts to learn the language of her people.
Horses over Hills
October 1, 2018Poem by Patricia Dubrava
She’s staring dreamily at the bronze figures, life-size, in full gallop, cascading from their marble pedestal.
Analogic Geology: Toxic Trail
June 18, 2018Poem by Laura Moriarty
It is an easy though mentally challenging hike that affords excellent views of the Chevron Refinery.
Author Talk: JoAnne Growney
June 11, 2018Video Interview by Elizabeth McShane
Einstein said, 'Pure mathematics is, in its way, the poetry of logical ideas.'
A Local Life
June 4, 2018Poem by Robin Chapman
Over my coffee I read that John Hoke’s dead, and outside our problems multiply.
After Watching a Snake
May 28, 2018Poem by Chris Gillen
Again and again the thick filament grips thin abdomens.
