More Than We Bargained For
Chloe Rector 4.1.24
The road to the bookstore snakes through the Great Smoky Mountains. The deeper into the curves we go, the more we think we may never see civilization again.
The Beauty of Saxophones in the Storm
Lily Nichols 4.26.24
One windy evening in Quebec City
All
Alone in Macau
Tabytha Towe
Lonesome travels in China
Tumbleweed Journey
Mia Efantis
Russian thistle is what drove me to the Grand Canyon this time. That big, bushy weed you’ve seen bouncing across the silver screen in old western films.
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Mr. Johnson Goes to Washington
James Campion 4.20.24
Speaker of the House’s Jimmy Stewart Hollywood Mythmaking - Speaker Johnson has undergone a Saint Paul on the road to Damascus moment.
Urban Cities and Seniors:
Why Retirement Homes Aren't the Only Option
Indiana Lee
Living in a city can offer seniors a better and healthier life with access to so much more than they would have if they were placed in a retirement or nursing home.
The Remaining Anachronism
Tom Kilcourse
Odd as it may seem, there is no clear dividing line between the private sector of medicine and the monolithic NHS
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Pro-Choice Rising
James Campion 4.26.24
The Rapid & Continued Ascension of the 2024 Election’s Primary Issue
Out
There in Auroville
Viva
Sarah Press
'It isn't what I expected.'
Letters from Belize
Caroline Ervin
The bus creaked off in the direction of the orphanage, and I saw a land so beautiful that I wanted the ride through it to last forever
Reading
- New York
Matt Allison
I had Naked Lunch in my backpack. Waiting for a
subway in Queens I opened this novel and read the first few pages...
Travels with Mathias in the Yucatan
Elizabeth Schotten Merklinger
“We were told,” said Mathias, “that this is the entrance to the underworld.”
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