Chris Thompson

PoetrySeptember 28, 2016<September 28, 2016

Four Poems by Jean Day

by: Jean Day ((Header art by Martin Creed.)) Jean Day‘s poems are terse, polished fragments of mordant humor and…

PoliticsSeptember 27, 2016<September 27, 2016

by: Chris Thompson & Michael Shields The Primaries are over and things are getting real. The first debate of…

PoliticsSeptember 26, 2016<September 26, 2016

by: Frederick Foote In protest, do we not honor and reinforce the rights necessary to create a more equitable union?…

Life, PoliticsSeptember 23, 2016<December 10, 2016

by: Heather Fawn ((Illustration is by the extremely talented Marina Luz.)) When child care facilities are run like a business first…

Life, PodcastSeptember 22, 2016<March 12, 2018

by: Michael Shields and Chris Thompson A reunion takes place Beyond the Margin, and what unfolds is the most…

Film & TelevisionSeptember 21, 2016<September 21, 2016

by: Geoffrey Golia and Krissy Trujillo (w/ Michael Shields) In the wake of Game of Thrones becoming the all-time…

PoetrySeptember 21, 2016<November 22, 2016

by: Julia Edwards In Julia Edwards’ poems, to construct self the poet rehearses the past, taking meaning from memory:…

LifeSeptember 20, 2016<September 20, 2016

By: Nikki Richards Sometimes you have to do things you don’t want to do, so that later you can…

Life, PoliticsSeptember 19, 2016<September 19, 2016

by: Christine Stoddard Why Spanish should never be the only option for ESL parent support, and why it is…

FictionSeptember 17, 2016<September 20, 2016

by: T.E. Cowell Two offerings of flash fiction that explore connectivity amongst humans, or the lack thereof, in two…

Life, PodcastSeptember 15, 2016<June 1, 2021

Beyond the Margin returns with an expansive interview with author Rayya Deeb, begging the question: “What if your one…

PoetrySeptember 14, 2016<September 14, 2016

Poems and fetured artwork by: Jon Whitbread These poems by Jon Whitbread explore our shared sense of rootlessness and…