Mortar Prayers
“Nobody pays attention to my bad dream, my outburst. Everybody’s tending their own crop of horrors.” A short work of fiction that acts a reminder of…
America
Best of Across The Margin 2019, Nonfiction
As 2019 comes to its close, Across the Margin takes a look back at some of its most treasured moments in Nonfiction… Throughout this final…
Lessons From The Cultural Upheaval of 1965 to 1975
A look at the greatest bell-curve of change and cultural upheaval that ever occurred in the United States from the author of the new book,…
Socialism Now?
Socialism, an alternative to the ills of capitalism in America, is on the upswing in the United States. An essay that aims, through a historical…
Weight
“My, my, you were starting some mess up in there.” An offering of flash fiction featuring a precocious, socially conscious child who bravely challenges the…
WTTPP: Chasing The Moon with Robert Stone
Welcome to the Party Pal (WTTPP), the ATM-affiliated mind-bending film and television podcast you didn’t know you needed, explores space and celebrates the first lunar landing…
A Reparations Primer
A reparations primer, one that aims to plainly lay out why reparations to African American descendants of those enslaved in the past are necessary, and what,…
What’s Wrong
“Fans who were once the models of loyalty, obstinacy, and humility have become the models of entitlement, self-centeredness, and brazenness.” A work of thoughtful fiction…
The Myth of American Unity
An examination of the role myth plays in shaping the way in which America views itself… by: Frederick Foote The United States appears to be…
A Modest Proposal
Something HAS to be done, but what? A modest, pragmatic proposal for gun control. by: Frederick Foote The position is inarguable, guns are a public…
Jesus Loves the Little Children
“There is nothing I can imagine worse than not being able to hold your own child, comfort them when they have a bad dream, put…
Four Speeches
by: Frederick Foote A work of fiction that acts as a warning, urging one to be mindful of just how easily the United States could…