INSUFFICIENT FUNDS
INSUFFICIENT FUNDS by Ryan Ritchie My hair was flat in front and straight up in the back. I had just rolled out of bed less
Month: September 2011
Lost
Lost by Adam Zagajewski Lost, lost in gray hallways. At night the lightbulbs hiss like signals of sinking ships. We read books forgotten by their
Review of Whiteout
Film Review – Whiteout by Ben MacNair ‘Whiteout’ is one of those films that borrows so heavily from other films you remember what it borrows,
Inevitability
Inevitability by MTC Cronin Everything fails. So why bother calling it that. It doesn’t distinguish anything. Why bother when everyone bothers. Except for a few.
The Fall
The Fall by Ankur Shrivastava It wasn’t that your beauty was lost on me though you were full of craters, and bubble-wrapped astronauts were diligently
Building and Earthquake
Building and Earthquake by Jane Hirshfield How easy it is for a dream to construct both building and earthquake. Also the nine flights of wooden
Honoring Our Pets
Honoring Our Pets by Gene Defcon If cats had tombstones You could easily trip And crunch your ribs On the next grave So long ago
Bare Trees
Bare Trees by Janet Yung The last leaf dropped from the ash tree in the back yard, grass and flower beds under deep cover from
A Eulogy for Shadows
A Eulogy for Shadows by Kieran Borsden I am not asleep; (do not armour yourself with unutterable phrase – vanity, the undoing of fear as
Banned books week starts today.
September 24−October 1, 2011 Banned Books Week (BBW) is an annual event celebrating the freedom to read and the importance of the First Amendment. Held during the last week