Archive for November, 2009

• 16November 30, 2009

  The Pinewood Derby As Predictor Of Future Success, by Paul Shirley

  As a pre-teen growing up in a mostly-rural section of a mostly-rural state, my life was dominated by activities the...

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• 2November 30, 2009

  That Warm, Fuzzy Feeling Outside, by Jenny Bahn

  I have taken many showers in my day, as most of us in the developed world have become delightfully accustomed...

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• 5November 25, 2009

  Chief Paul Theodore, by Tara Goedjen

  Tara is exploring human adaptation through a series of interviews with people who have seen that adaptation at work. This...

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• 2November 24, 2009

  Good?, by Todd Gallagher

  With every intention of writing a fantastic book about his experience, Todd has returned to high school in his native...

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• 8November 24, 2009

  My Afro-American Thanksgiving, by Matt Shirley

  I’m fairly used to not being home during holidays. In college, when the other kids were packing up their parents’...

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• 6November 23, 2009

  The NCAA Wins (Loses) Again, by Mick Shaffer (FlipCollective Debut)

  I don’t write. Well I do. But I don’t. (Already you can see that I exist in complex layers that...

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• 1November 23, 2009

  Officer Ruiz, by Nils Parker

  This is the second installment of the Cloyne series. You can read the first installment here: Part 1. “It’s been...

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• 2November 23, 2009

  My Life As Interpreted By Fiona Apple, by Jenny Bahn

  Last night, just as I was about to hop into the shower, a funny thing happened and it involved Fiona...

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• 2November 23, 2009

  It Seems Like Just Yesterday, by Paul Shirley

  My youngest brother turned 20 last week. I was 11 when that brother, Tom, was born, meaning that I was...

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• 12November 20, 2009

  The Oddities of Los Angeles, by Matt Shirley

  I am new to Los Angeles. If my time in LA were a human fetus, and to be fair, it’s...

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