Everyone Carries, Ten Years Later: A Radio Play
One of Across the Margin’s most recent stories takes on an entirely new life… by: Jack Ratliff In late…
First Impressions: The 2015 – 2016 NBA Season
by: Michael Shields The 2015-2016 NBA season has only just commenced, but the on-court action is already scorching hot……
Their Hands
Giving in to warmongering, closing your heart to those truly in need, and succumbing to panic means that not…
Two Poems by Jon Whitbread
Poems and featured artwork by: Jon Whitbread U.K. poet Jon Whitbread’s two poems burst with the complicated music of experience…
Food Web Down
By: Chris Thompson A cautionary environmental tale, poignant in its reminder that sometimes it’s the most well-meaning of intentions…
The Paulcast: Comercio del Mundo and His Rubbers Band
by: Paul Gutkowski and Mark Jared Smith The Paulcast returns to negotiate the fallout from their visit to Buffalo…
Not Even Your Mother
by: Allie Burke How curious the authority of pain’s fleeting grip, and those unique souls that inspire us to…
Two Poems by Michael Brownstein
by: Michael Brownstein There’s a lushness in these two poems by Michael Brownstein, but it is not wholly benign….
Carson versus Carson: The Great Ben Carson Debate
By: Shiloh Whatley As Ben Carson’s star in the 2016 Republican Presidential Race rises, it seems about time that…
Two Flashes: Missing & The Gold Standard
by: Frederick Foote A pair of flash fiction offerings that examine two arresting, yet opposing, moments of comprehension… Missing I turn to…
Twenty Years Later – Gza’s Liquid Swords
Twenty years after its release, Gza’s Liquid Swords remains a high-water mark in lyrical dexterity… by: Michael Shields Gza,…
Hocus
by: Matthew Heiti It’s strange how things fall apart. One piece at a time so you almost don’t notice……