Cartoon – Recycling in Texas

“It’s as though we have two selves or two natures or two wills with two contrary viewpoints…. Your lower self sees you as the center of the universe — your higher self sees you as a cell in the body of humanity.” – Peace Pilgrim
Read moreA middle class family flees the crime and poverty of Detroit for a fresh start in New York City. A fire leaves them homeless and they are forced into the nightmare of the homeless system. A determined woman saves her family and new friends from a violent gang, so they can start a new life. Extreme Change is a 277 […]
Read more“Dusk Therapy” I parked near the cabin just a few feet from a sheer drop and set the emergency break so a quick jolt—an earthquake, a strong wind—wouldn’t send the car careening over the cliff. I was expectant, but also beginning to worry a little bit: This cabin was so far away from everything. Through the front window of […]
Read moreState of Rage by Gary Beck For Immediate Release Murderous rampages prompt a young psychologist to decide to make a device that will detect disturbed individuals before they run amok. He starts a project that quickly grows and is funded by government and corporations. He falls in love with one of his colleagues and after threats and crises they commit […]
Read moreTransitions by Gary Beck For Immediate Release Transitions is a poetry collection that looks at the rapid and gradual changes taking place in our society. We love the poems from Transitions. – Tower Journal An exciting collection. – Carcinogenic Poetry We are thrilled with the poems. – Poeming Pigeons Anthology The ideas are sharp and poignant. – Coup d’ Etat […]
Read moreA rare crested macaque that took a now internationally famous “selfie” cannot own the copyright to the photograph because he is not human, a U.S. judge ruled in a suit brought by animal rights group PETA on behalf of the monkey. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals brought the case in September on behalf of the seven-year-old monkey Naruto […]
Read moreJust Talking About Science-Fiction By, Melissa R. Mendelson When I was a kid, I would curl up on the couch with my parents and watch “The Twilight Zone,” “Outer Limits,” and “Amazing Stories.” For a holiday gift, my father gave me a hard covered book, the best of Science-Fiction, which included stories from Isaac Asimov and Ray Bradbury. I’ve […]
Read moreUnfriendly Skies by, Melissa R. Mendelson The sky was portrait blue. White clouds graced across it. The sun dipped in and out. Black strokes of bird swayed into view. The world was quiet and disappeared down below, and all the strangers sat like porcelain dolls, lost inside their minds. Only the engines rumbled, and voices crackled over the radio. […]
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