Chris Thompson

Life, PoliticsDecember 4, 2018<December 4, 2018

A New Dawn

by: John S Alty A terse, but impactful, story about the first free election in South Africa, 25 years…

Film & Television, Non-FictionNovember 30, 2018<December 2, 2018

by: Christian Niedan The first installment of a twelve part series, recounting and expanding upon an array of interviews…

PoetryNovember 28, 2018<March 23, 2019

by: Theo Richards In these lush love poems, Theo Richards sings of “…the earth swollen and bursting,” of the abundance…

FictionNovember 26, 2018<November 26, 2018

by: Mike Sutton Coveting the assets of others, be it honor, wealth or recognition, sometimes strikes close to home,…

PoliticsNovember 20, 2018<May 2, 2019

Beyond the Margin confronts the immediate threat of Climate Change and the faulty way in which the media covers…

FictionNovember 19, 2018<January 8, 2019

by: T.E. Cowell “For all he knows he’ll never die. That’s exactly how I felt when I was his…

PoetryNovember 14, 2018<December 20, 2019

by: Carolynn Kingyens ((Header art by Arthur Robins.)) These two poems by Carolynn Kingyens are meditations on the passage of…

FictionNovember 13, 2018<November 13, 2018

by: Frederick Foote When the past comes back to stalk the present — a short story about a veteran…

FictionNovember 9, 2018<November 9, 2018

by: Paul Negri “It is all in the service of the children, our most precious possessions.” A short story…

FictionNovember 7, 2018<November 7, 2018

by: Jim Snowden A chance encounter, an unconscionable racial bias, and a search for a craftsman to bring to…

Film & TelevisionNovember 5, 2018<November 5, 2018

A look at the eclectic mix of offerings from Welcome To The Party Pal: The Mind-Bending Film & Television…

LifeNovember 1, 2018<November 1, 2018

by: Patrick McQueen “What happened next transformed this random moment into a scene I would never forget.” A short story…