Tealights And Titillations Chrissy Sharma “ I feel a shadow approach while I stare into the sky. “Got a light?” a deep voice says near my right ear.
What I Learned About Fidel Castro’s Legacy When I Went To Cuba Jared Olson “ “We don’t hate our country. But we’ve never seen anything outside of it.”
When You Find Out He’s Been Cheating Jenny Questell “ A part of me was amazed at how easy it was to see all the things I was never supposed to see.
Everything That Happened The First Time I Saw Drag Frank Taylor IV “ So I went to my first drag event a couple of nights ago with some friends. It was interesting, to say the least.
30 Thought Provoking Writing Prompts That Will Inspire You To Write Every Single Day This Month Bianca Sparacino “ If you were in a room with all of the people you once loved, and you were told to choose, whose arms would you end up in?
Read This If Your Life Isn’t Going Quite The Way You Expected Lauren Jarvis-Gibson “ We expect that things will be easier than they actually are. We expect that life will work itself out. We expect that we will make the best of everything and will be strong through tough times. But sometimes, you need to break down in order for things to build back up.
I’m A Retired Police Officer And This Is What I Have To Say About ‘Quenchable Revenge’ Frankie Rembly “ This duality cop thing was never a problem for him. He had plenty of “iffy” opportunities, but he did not succumb to temptation.
A New Architecture Of Algorithms: Could Trajectory Make Books ‘Discoverable’ At Last? Porter Anderson “ As publishing and its authors struggle to reach the right readers under a mountain of digitally triggered content, a young company in Boston — Trajectory — may be powering up the algorithms of true book “discoverability.”
Music For Writers: Cerrone’s ‘Cities’ Of Ancient Urban Mythology Porter Anderson “ Wherever the imaginary Marco Polo of Christopher Cerrone’s (and Italo Calvino’s) ‘Invisible Cities’ may have traveled, in this Music for Writers entry, you’ll find the most valuable map to your own creativity by listening — in the dark.
This Is What An Anxiety Attack Feels Like Kim Quindlen “ Do you know what that’s like? To regularly experience the sentiment of what if this is the moment I legitimately die?