by Terry Hargrove Something less than 228 hours to go. I found a gypsy. That is, I think she was a gypsy, although she maintained she was Lithuanian. I offered to escort […]
For 20 years, big-time political money still flowing from the same sources
We do not know the amount of invisible money injected into politics that resulted from the Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision in January that permitted anonymous corporate political spending. But we can […]
Short fiction satisfies quickly, succinctly
by Zack Witzel Succinct. Compact. Crisp. A successful short story can captivate. It can console. It can discomfort. And all in just one sitting. In short fiction, writers must force themselves to […]