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Across The Margin : The Podcast — Future Sea with Deborah Rowan Wright
Across The Margin: The Podcast considers how to rescue and protect the world’s oceans with the author of Future…
Biting Boys
“Without much experience to draw from, I had no idea that friends weren’t supposed to want to crush each…
Candling the Egg
A story which takes place in a time of renewed hope for America in which a group of boyhood…
Three Poems by Evan Fleischer
These three poems by Evan Fleischer invite you to consider the loci of art, desire, and solidarity… by: Evan…
Welcome To The Party Pal — The Last of Us
Welcome To The Party Pal celebrates the first season of the most watched HBO Max show of all time,…
The Smoke In Our Lungs
An essay that finds a voice for the voiceless which draws a parallel between the government’s response to Covid…
Your Pity Isn’t Welcome Here
“I wished everyone knew how precious life was.” A deeply affecting recounting of a life lived with cystic fibrosis……
Death is the Price of Admission
“I prayed for more time, I prayed to be released from the terror I felt.” A story about coming…
Welcome To The Party Pal — The 95th Academy Awards
Welcome To The Party Pal dissects the 95th Academy Awards while celebrating the best films of 2022… On Apple Podcasts now! …
Two Poems by Melissa M. Frye
These two poems by Melissa M. Frye tenderly explore specific moments when naiveté falls away and reality is acknowledged……
The Crush
An improper high school crush’s significance seeps into the pages of the book of adulthood… by: Michelle Bracken The…
Comfortable with a Sense of Purpose
“This city’s wild chaos was the new Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil.” A search for God, and…
Is There More?
A short story where a phone call from a sibling changes everything, revealing that there might be much more…
Across The Margin : The Podcast — Mike Dillon & Punkadelick’s Inflorescence
Across The Margin : The Podcast presents an interview with prolific percussionist, vibraphonist, bandleader, and vocalist Mike Dillon, focused…
Two Poems by Laura Andrea
These two poems by Laura Andrea explore a latent and lapsed catholic guilt by reimagining faith as mythos both…