"The Night Before Dia De Los Muertos" by Joseph E. Lerner

FictionSeptember 11, 2017<September 11, 2017

The Night Before Dia De Los Muertos

by: Joseph E. Lerner A dose of microfiction that whisks you away to Mérida, Yucatan, on the eve of…

Life, PoliticsSeptember 8, 2017<September 8, 2017

by: Bonnie Wilkins Overcott An American story, accentuating all that immigrants have done to make the United States what…

FictionSeptember 6, 2017<September 6, 2017

by: Frederick Foote An eye-opening short, where the rougher edges of what it means to be human are smoothed…

FictionSeptember 5, 2017<September 5, 2017

by: Cameron Kirk Two disparate lives, that of a pilot and a nomad, intersect under the vast, glimmering skies…

Film & Television, PodcastAugust 31, 2017<March 12, 2018

Beyond the Margin once again journeys deep into Westeros, with a post-season wrap up of Season 7’s terse but…

PoetryAugust 30, 2017<August 30, 2017

by: Maha Zimmo In these poems by Maha Zimmo, the titles are the last thing you come upon. In…

Film & TelevisionAugust 29, 2017<April 16, 2019

by: Geoffrey Golia and Michael Shields Reunions, retribution, and blue dragon fire abounding as Winter falls upon King’s Landing…

FictionAugust 28, 2017<August 28, 2017

by: Steve Passey It’s not how many fights you’ve endured that defines you, it’s how many you’ve won. One…

FictionAugust 26, 2017<December 25, 2017

by: Rekha Valliappan A window into the mind’s eye of an artist as she crafts, where a blusterous mountain…

Film & TelevisionAugust 22, 2017<April 16, 2019

by: Geoffrey Golia and Michael Shields With the opening of an enormous eye, the playing field has dramatically changed…

PoliticsAugust 21, 2017<August 21, 2017

by: Jenny Maloney “It’s time to put these statues in museums with other remnants of things we know to…

Art & Fashion, Life, PodcastAugust 17, 2017<March 12, 2018

Beyond the Margin probes the comedic mind of actor/comedian David Carl, a talented performer so capable that he is…