John Waters hitchhikes across America.
An advisory to readers who may be driving on this Memorial Day weekend: If, as you travel the nation’s highways, you spot a hitchhiker with
Month: June 2012
Old Dolls and Dishes
Old Dolls and Dishes by Jordan McElheran All these memories of you are made of salt. They, at best, weather away like sand would beat
Review of White Tiger by Aravind Aduga
Desperate for Success by Jennifer Smith In the novel, The White Tiger, by Aravind Aduga, the protagonist Balram is wanted for murdering Mr. Ashok, his
The Language of Your Movement
The Language of Your Movement by Benjamin Larson The word I want from you is small, fit for a pocket watch. When you speak your
Killers
Killers by Paul Kavanagh The Professor of French Literature, Henri Le Blanc, died while reading Barbara Cartland. The manner of his death did not cause
waking up after a night of drinking
 waking up after a night of drinking by Emma Blowgun if i wake up and see sunlight, i know i’ve slept in too late. “fuck.â€
Waiting for You
Waiting for You by Dean Smith Gritty red brick row house outskirts of Baltimore circa the second coming, I’ll look through the stained glass between