Notes from the Editor’s Desk: in the Umbrage of Cumberment
One of the pleasures of working with language is the sense of discovery.
Christopher Mollison31 July, 2020
To Boldly Grow
Just how many people could we squeeze onto the planet anyway?
Winter Sordino25 May, 2020
Continental Drift
Thoughts on the shutting and greening of the Covid world.
Winter Sordino7 April, 2020
Spring Break, Summer Stitches Holding
Notes on a necessary pause.
Christopher Mollison4 October, 2018
Acolyte of App’andro’goog
Copyright 2018 Karin Mora Optimum number of sleep cycles for cognitive and physical health. Optimum number of sleep cycles for health. How much sleep do I need? How do I deal with insomnia? Ten best breakfast cereals for health, for heart, for runners. Ten best running shoes for trail, for…
Winter Sordino20 February, 2018
Raising the Mars Bar
An MMA friend of mine misread “martial artist” and applied for a scheme which saw him take up a three month residency on Mars. He’s charming and athletic and probably NASA had the final say on who went.
Christopher Mollison5 February, 2018
Ground III
Ground III __________________________________________________________________________________ The embarrassment is clear when, through rough sand, the plant exerts itself and ends up leafless, is what the other plants think, diminished in their own way by sparse limb count.
Pico Suse5 February, 2018
Connexion
Copyright 2018 Karin Mora What was the name of the poet who helped me during Resolute Cliff?
Christopher Mollison5 February, 2018