Text by Tony Ward, Copyright 2025 . The Passing of a Friend . My first recollection of Bryan Abrams was seeing him in a Philadelphia 76ers television advertisement in the 1980’s. He was the guy that sat at court side during enumerable games cheering on his hometown team, even though he was actually from Delaware.… Continue reading Bryan Abrams: The Passing of a Friend
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Katie Kerl: Kerlup in My World
Text by Katie Kerl, Copyright 2025 . Kerlup in My World . Reflecting on the last three and a half years makes me joyful, and completely devastated at the same time . Joyful for my own self discovery, and ability to adapt in real time to the AI/ web3 shift. I was NOT this person… Continue reading Katie Kerl: Kerlup in My World
Bob Shell: The Loss of The World’s Greatest Writer
Text by Bob Shell, Copyright 2025 . The Loss of The World’s Greatest Writer . “Writing makes the extraordinary natural and the natural extraordinary, dissipates chaos, beautifies ugliness, eternalizes the moment, and turns death into a passing spectacle.” — Mario Vargas Llosa There are many good writers whose books have made important contributions to literature… Continue reading Bob Shell: The Loss of The World’s Greatest Writer
Daniel Gwynn: Interview
DANIEL GWYNN: INTERVIEW . TW: Does the state of Pennsylvania provide reparations or any form of compensation for prisoners who were wrongfully convicted? DG: No they don’t, not even an apology. TW: When you were incarcerated, what was the thing you missed the most about loosing your freedom? DG: I missed my family the… Continue reading Daniel Gwynn: Interview
Daniel Gwynn: The Cell and The Yard
Text by Daniel Gwynn, Copyright 2025 . The Cell and The Yard . My cell was on the second tier on the very narrow part of the catwalk. The door was steel, with a sliver of a window and a horizontal slot in the middle of the door for passing meal trays through, and my… Continue reading Daniel Gwynn: The Cell and The Yard