That Country Lying As Waste As The Sea
“When we first met she’d seemed fascinated by the accident, intrigued by the idea of all the metal in…
Love, Self, Technology & Life
Amid the storms of unknowns and torrent of frigid pelts of hail, an author finds the inspiration, knowledge, and…
My Soul Is Dark
A work of fiction where humanity’s only saving grace is the melodic elixir that is music… by: Cameron Kirk…
Two Poems by DeWitt Clinton
These two poems by DeWitt Clinton are varied in essence but allied in their sheer humanity. “All Aboard” explores the…
Hoodies, Totes, Posters, Books & More
Across The Margin’s online Shop continues to grow with a bevy of new offerings… READ WRITE RESIST HOODIES Read….
Book Review: The Lion of Kashmir
An examination of Siddhartha Gigoo’s The Lion of Kashmir, a novel that questions what Hope means to those who are living…
Miracles Are Possible
An ode to New York City, a city where anything can happen at any time… by: Carolynn Kingyens When I…
Across The Margin : The Podcast — Drilled News & The Mad Men of Climate Denial
Across The Margin : The Podcast brings you an interview with Amy Westervelt, the Editor-in-Chief of the Climate accountability website…
Richard
A melancholic work of fiction examining the profound impact connections with strangers, even in brief, can have on our…
Descent
A stirring work of fiction where memories of a devastating loss — oft suppressed by substances that fog memories…
Available NOW: VANITY FAIR (1911)
ATM Publishing’s latest release, Dorin Schumacher’s VANITY FAIR (1911), is available now! A film-centric work of creative nonfiction that…
Twenty Years Later — Blackalicious’ Nia
Twenty years after its release, Blackalicious’ Nia persists as a profound conceptual piece of art where weighty lyrical insights ride smoothly…