Ambivalence
by: Heather Fawn The complications of navigating romantic relationships even when equipped with a supposed aesthetic advantage….. “The desire of a man for a woman…
Life
Eating From the Grey
by: Tom Rau Ruminating over a visceral self-destructive nature to combat a salutary idea, to push when one should pull…. I’m in love with an…
Dear Twitter…
by: Chris Thompson A handwritten letter to all the twitter followers of Across the Margin (who we are thankful for)……
Biohazard
by: Heather Fawn An independent soul deliberates the standard long term solution…. At some point, it’s just out of control. When biology is screaming in…
Just Say Yes
By: Heather Fawn A frustrating search for the elusive, unsolicited, enthusiastic “YES”…… There is no neutrality in sex. Sex is the question to which the…
The Pinhole in the Dead Black Sky
by: Tom Rau An author looks back at an era of his life that is coming to a close. He was standing in the middle…
Filial Cannibalism-Parents Who Eat Their Young
by: Heather Fawn The gift of sight is threatened when the people who raise you want you blind…. There are few words that can evoke…
Superheroes
by: Tom Rau Who are the real superheroes in life? I’m currently packing for a weekend trip to the wonderful1 beaches of Ocean City, Maryland…
Nighthawk
by: Chris Thompson From the shadows of the night an insomniac looks to the light… “When you have insomnia, you’re never really asleep, and you’re…
What’s It Going To Take
by: Heather Fawn At some point on October 2, 2010, my hopes, dreams, and ambitions were quietly discarded at the international date line. I slept…
The Case For Bath Salts
A guest contributor’s bold, unique, and humorous stance on a potentially dangerous narcotic… by: Christopher Rockwell The thing is I have always been first in…
I, Therapist
by: Douglas Grant The bartender – patient relationship examined…. I’ve been a bartender for quite a few years now, and to this day it never…