Kemo Chen: All Men Are Poets

Text by Kemo Chen, Copyright 2021 . All Men Are Poets . I never met a man who wasn’t a poet. All of us are inside. There are feelings, images, furies wanting to emerge, awaiting a creative spark that sets them afire. I found that spark after years of suppressing it, afraid of saying what … Read more

Slater: Loney Nights

Text by Slater, Copyright 2021 . Lonely Nights . Growing up in a big city, you are never really alone. I would often walk the streets of my neighborhood at night when I couldn’t find comfort in my home. I would wander to the cemetery a few blocks away from my parents house, hopping the … Read more

Ted Kawalerski: Interview

Ted Kawalerski: Interview . TW:   Let’s start from the beginning. You graduated from a jesuit college in Buffalo, New York with a degree in English. What drew you to major in English early on in life? TK:    I graduated from Canisius College in Buffalo,  NY in 1970 and I received a BA in English. … Read more

As The Worm Turns: Of Nots, Knots & Nuts

Text by A.H. Scott . As The Worm Turns: Of Nots, Knots & Nuts . If you think of the United States of America as being a tree, then the seedlings which are rooted within the soil that has borne the harvest of today should be seen not only as parts of a whole, but … Read more

Bob Shell: Suicide?

Text by Bob Shell . Suicide? . When Marion died from a drug overdose I was very puzzled as well as devastated. She’d once described herself to me as a ‘walking PDR’ (‘Physician’s Desk Reference,’ a big book that lists every drug available in the U.S.A., with dosage and information on usage.) She was very … Read more