Archive for September, 2010

• 8September 8, 2010

  Dream By Numbers, by Jenny Bahn

  I once had a dream.  I once had many dreams.  Not while I slept but while I woke.  These were...

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• 4September 7, 2010

  The Monsoon, by Tom Dinard

  “Why is it that the sixth song on an album is always the best one?” Cyril Vienna asks, eyes fixed...

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• 2September 3, 2010

  Mother. Loves. Daughter. Loves. Mother., by Arianna Schioldager

  I am my mother’s daughter, all bits and pieces, bone and fragment, fingertip and nail, although she is left-handed.   I...

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• 14September 2, 2010

  Obama, Do Something, by Matt Shirley

  Personal responsibility, like soccer and Nutella, isn’t really something that interests us Americans.  Blaming others for our problems, on the...

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• 0September 2, 2010

  Snoop Vs. Janet, by Rosicky Jones

  When I was in elementary school I received a Discman as a gift and couldn’t wait to make the trek...

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• 22September 1, 2010

  Life, Death, And Distraction, by Paul Shirley

  As I write this, my maternal grandmother is somewhere between nearly-dead and very-nearly-dead. My grandmother’s death won’t be a tragedy. ...

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