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Where Is the World Going? by Robert E. Barr   Where Is the World Going? is a moving treatise that covers the entire scope of Earth’s history in an attempt to map out the cycles of human civilization. Guided by the axiom that those who do not learn from history are doomed...

Daemon By: Diana Baggi These poems were inspired by betrayal and heartache. The speaker, seeking to run away from an unfaithful lover, falls in love with another man online. The other man, however, is married. The speaker cries, pining for him, layering each line of these poems with her love. About...

My Doctor Said, “Trust Me” by Beth Bach   Beth Bach had a passionate zeal for living and for adventure that has characterized her entire life. This very zeal supported her as arthritis began to consume her knees, requiring bilateral knee replacements. In My Doctor Said, “Trust Me” Bach...

The Diener by H.L. Riviere   The embalming machine pumped fluid into her and blood flowed red from the vein. Gradually, the venous blood became a lighter color. Her heart stopped but the machine pumped on. Soon the fluid flowing from the groin incision was almost colorless,...

Look the Other Way By: Michael Mohan Joshua and Patrick Foley Look the Other Way is a passion project between native Michigan screenwriters Michael Mohan Joshua and Patrick Foley over a three-month period in 2003. Over the years, Joshua has kept editing the story into what it is today, a snapshot...

It’s About Poetry II By: Carol F. Mungin Thought-provoking yet accessible, It’s about Poetry II: A Collection of Poems presents a wide range of thoughts through poetry. Mungin wanted her writing to reflect aspects of America through both her personal experience and her imagination. This...

A Touch of Love, Through inspirational Poems by Carolyn S. Weaver   Dealing with Post Menopause Depression, Carolyn S. Weaver began to hear voices that were more than the usual talking to yourself. These could not be controlled and progressively became worse. Speaking...

Collection of Poetry By: Kimberly Johnson Louis Kimberly Johnson Louis’ poems range from the beauty of the outdoors to the internal soul of human beings and family. It describes human emotion at its best. It will engage you in all aspects of life, from beginning to end, as you live day to...

Jurassic Underground By: R. V. Bailey A desolate location in southeastern Wyoming, named Como Bluff, has a reputation as one of the best late Jurassic dinosaur fossil localities in the world. Late Jurassic is the time period from about 160 to 145 million years ago. The location was given the...

Poetry RulesBy: Francis’s Father Angel,You are my favorite person in the world.I’m only alive ‘cause we were destined to be together.I look at every day differently now, just knowing thatyou love me makes life okay.I won’t imagine me with no you...we’re way too inlove for that, so that’s...

Pariah By: Javed Iqbal Sheikh An active volcano has its own period of dormancy and eruptions – beyond the control of its victims. The tyrant’s rule supposedly ended after the death of the military ruler in 1988. But, the people are still trying to find the ways to explain his impact...

Bright Light by Walter A. Buchanan Jr.   Bright Light chronicles someone who was given a photogenic memory and the drive to build something very special. It is also about an adventure into the unknown, along with the hardships that are associated with exploring that great...

Words Phrases Poems and Such By: Jeri Johns Is love like the ocean Always there always in motion Or sometimes in the background An engulfing presence Magic beneath the surface It’s always alive Words Phrases Poems and Such touches up loves that may have been and the true meaning behind...

Nora and Me by Ron Wood   This is the true story of the special friendship between a boy and a woman eighty-four years his senior. Nora and Me follows the two from the first moment they meet, when a four-year-old Ron spies eighty-eight-year-old Nora smoking cigarettes on her porch in...