Literature

Black Mecca Magic city, little trap, you are a mess of tonguing brass. a lap of slack jaws open in...

Global War on Terror Service Ribbon (excerpt from “Insignia Sonnets”) I want to turn you inside out. From head to...

A book about man’s quest for himself,  The Yoga of Max’s Discontent, originally published by Penguin House in 2016 and...

Multi-pronged civil rights movements during the last few decades have managed to chip away at prejudice An interview with John Siegfried...

Jenny Santi, born and raised in the Philippines and now living in New York, has become something of a guru in...

Marie Claire Lim Moore is known by many names: as a mother of three, the author of Don't Forget the Soap...

Henry David Thoreau, best known for penning Walden and Civil Disobedience, spent two years at Walden Pond, a reclusive lake, in order to seek...

While Vladimir Nabokov penned the romance of the pint sized Lolita on 3’ x 5’ index cards, we write the...

Alain de Boton, one of the most popular writers in Korea, visited on 14-15th January the historical city of Cheongju...

Small Farmers vs. Big Corporations: Who Wins? Book review by Claude Forthomme Food Security Governance, Empowering communities, regulating corporations by Nora...

Remember the scene in "Young Frankenstein" when Gene Wilder is twisting fitfully in bed screaming, "Destiny! Destiny! No escaping destiny!" Ha!...

READ International, is a multi-award winning charity. They run a very special educational program in Tanzania, aimed at children and...