The Past, Present and Potential Future for Humanity and Technology
In 2020, independent author D.H. Schleicher released his first short story collection, And Then We Vanish, which navigated “waves of […]
In 2020, independent author D.H. Schleicher released his first short story collection, And Then We Vanish, which navigated “waves of […]
The subject matter of Joseph Sheridan LeFanu’s vampire novella Carmilla is far more progressive than it has any right to […]
In 1769, German philosopher GE Lessing observed that in “nature everything is connected, everything is interwoven, everything changes with everything, […]
The score or so of poems collected in Katie Budris’ Mid-Bloom (2021) are all self-contained visions of life, whole and […]
The Book of I.P. (Idle Poems) by Chris Courtney Martin is a colorful chapbook that is as eye-catching as it […]
Esther Greenleaf Mürer’s accessible 2021 translation of Jens Bjørneboe’s 1952 novel Ere the Cock Crows marks the first English-language edition […]
How can we heal ever-fresh wounds? Julia Kolchinsky Dasbach explores grief, family, and generational trauma through the lingering effects of […]
In the early 17th century classic The Ingenious Hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha there is an episode where a […]
In twelve distinct chapters, Larry Clay, a seasoned hockey lover and administrator, gives the reader a front-row seat into the […]
We forget how many of our secrets actually lie in public places. Perhaps in this age of all things digital […]