The Cassandra Syndrome: Prediction, Uncertainty, and Fear of (Climate) Change, Part Four
The fourth installment of a ten part series which considers the warnings of climate scientists in the context of…
Back In America
A reflective work of nonfiction that muses about political apathy, while contemplating if mass protests can influence actual change……
School, Interrupted
Frustrated that excellent teachers are overwhelmed, and students who yearn to learn are discouraged, a teacher ponders the distressing…
Three Poems by Jessica Fischoff
These poems by Jessica Fischoff capture fragments of experience as they rush by, changing and transforming before our eyes:…
The Cassandra Syndrome: Prediction, Uncertainty, and Fear of (Climate) Change, Part Three
The third installment of a ten part series which considers the warnings of climate scientists in the context of…
Two Flashes: The Women On The Train & Coffee
A pairing of flash fiction stories where human interaction is laden with tension, eagerness, and a yearning for authentic…
The Cassandra Syndrome: Prediction, Uncertainty, and Fear of (Climate) Change, Part Two
The second installment of a ten part series which considers the warnings of climate scientists in the context of…
Christian Niedan’s History Storytellers — Part Twelve: The Interviewer
The final installment of a twelve part series, recounting and expanding upon an array of interviews with an assemblage…
The Cassandra Syndrome: Prediction, Uncertainty, and Fear of (Climate) Change, Part One
The first installment of a ten part series which considers the warnings of climate scientists in the context of…
Welcome To The Party Pal — Twenty Episodes In
A look at the eclectic mix of offerings from Welcome To The Party Pal: The Mind-Bending Film & Television…
Christian Niedan’s History Storytellers — Part Eleven: The Dualist
The eleventh installment of a twelve part series, recounting and expanding upon an array of interviews with an assemblage…
Two Poems by David Dodd Lee
Reading these poems by David Dodd Lee is to enter a world that is both comfortingly familiar and disconcertingly…