by Caleb McBee, Food and Drink Editor I just opened an 8-year-old bottle of Allagash Grand Cru. Brewed in ’01 it was one of the first bottles of beer that I ever bought for laying down. I actually bought it sometime in ’02 and the beer handler had commented on it having a year under [...]
August 28, 2009
photo by Denis Schapira Wajman It does not have to be real, nor must we know the whole story. A glimpse into how I wish I could dream every night, this is the first in a three photo series by Denis Schapira Wajman. The other two are coming, I promise. Check back soon. As for [...]
August 21, 2009
by Erik Michael Johnson, City Desk The sin rose from the city A thick pheromone of vapor. The sweet hue of a city flashed Giving birth to the night life. The sun finally disapeared. The aircraft opened its doors. The stars seemed to be bored here. It looked as [...]
August 19, 2009
by Sarah Kulla, 2003 Reprinted by permission of the Kern Valley Transients’ Entity Perhaps, perhaps, perhaps the silver metal snaps all down her blouse were not enough to stop the truck to stop the snow to keep her going and never let her go she tried to know but what could she know it was [...]
August 15, 2009
a photo essay by Sam Kulla & Marion Halsell, with thanks to Tony Brunello & Haley Peterson for company & navigation
August 10, 2009
by S. Ray, May 2003 Reprinted by permission of the Kern Valley Transients’ Entity Never having seen a lotus blossom, a cactus flower does well in its place, and wishing I was made of cactus flowers is nice for a few minutes.
August 5, 2009
August 31, 2009