Chris Thompson

UncategorizedJuly 3, 2020<July 8, 2020

Across the Margin: The Podcast — Defund (& Disarm) The Police

Across The Margin: The Podcast returns with an episode exploring the important ideas behind the Defund (& Disarm) The…

FictionJuly 1, 2020<July 1, 2020

Enchanted by a forgone feeling of camaraderie, and an opportunity to do research for a novel, a writer is whisked into…

Film & Television, PodcastJune 30, 2020<June 30, 2020

Welcome To The Party Pal (Osiris Media), the mind-bending film and television podcast you didn’t know you needed, concludes…

PoetryJune 29, 2020<June 29, 2020

These two poems by Hibah Shabkhez are attempts to assuage a guilty conscience that will never cease to lament…

FictionJune 26, 2020<June 26, 2020

A short story about lives profoundly touched by tragedy, one that brings to light the potentiality of a domino effect…

SportsJune 25, 2020<June 25, 2020

A tribute to the fascinating tales birthed from the sporting world, where the truth is often far stranger than…

LifeJune 24, 2020<June 24, 2020

A real life portrayal of loss, one that highlights the unique places we inhabit to seek respite from pain… by:…

PoetryJune 22, 2020<June 22, 2020

Sonic play and existential angst pull these two poems by D. R. James toward their exploration of “tongue-tied” uncertainty….

MusicJune 19, 2020<August 19, 2020

Across the Margin takes stock of the status of music in 2020, stopping at the midway point to offer…

FictionJune 18, 2020<June 18, 2020

A short story — written inside five hundred square feet of misery — which hints at what will unfortunately happen to…

PoetryJune 15, 2020<June 15, 2020

These two poems by James Croal Jackson are kisses planted firmly on the lips of memory. They evoke a…

PoliticsJune 11, 2020<June 11, 2020

An article, steeped in American history and in condemnation of a corrupt, dishonest president of doubtful legitimacy, which thoughtfully…