Poetry by A.H. Scott, Copyright 2021 . Limo . Dark windows shield the actions we hide within As the driver opened the door to let me in I winked at him as I entered the back seat of your ride Long limousines have the privacy we both need You, for who you are a public … Read more
Text by Milan Burnett, Copyright 2021 . I Am That I Am . Looking back, outside of the mundane gossip and remedial conversation, there were two things that I hated to hear most while in school – “Milan, why are you so nice all the time?”, and the lackluster attempt of a so-called compliment, “You’re … Read more
Photography and Text by Bob Shell, Copyright 2021 . On Photography . Someone asked me recently why I wasn’t posting much about photography anymore. Before my conviction in August of 2007, I was ‘a renowned photographer with a long-established reputation,’ to quote Federal Judge Glenn Conrad. I’d been doing photography/cinematography since my teens in the … Read more
Interview by Katie Kerl, Copyright 2021 . Brittany Goldberg: Heavy Metal Hair Salon . Uncovering interesting women entrepreneurs that are down to earth, smart, witty, and pretty in Philadelphia is really a fun thing. It is hard enough to find decent women friends in general as we get older. Finding women who want more for … Read more
Text by A.H. Scott, Copyright 2021 . Juneteenth: Long Time Coming (But, Is It Too Late?) . “By making Juneteenth a federal holiday, all Americans can feel the power of this day, and learn from our history, and celebrate progress, and grapple with the distance we’ve come but the distance we have to travel.” – … Read more