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Ralph Waldo Emerson Quote – Independence of Solitude
“It is easy in the world to live after the world’s opinion; it is easy in solitude to live after our own; but the great man is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps with perfect sweetness the independence of solitude.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson
Read moreCartoon – Cat Therapy
Cartoon – Nose
Book Release – Extreme Change – A Novel by Gary Beck
A middle class family flees the crime and poverty of Detroit for a fresh start in New York City. A fire leaves them homeless and they are forced into the nightmare of the homeless system. A determined woman saves her family and new friends from a violent gang, so they can start a new life. Extreme Change is a 277 […]
Read moreEssay – Dusk Therapy (By Barbara DeMarco-Barrett)
“Dusk Therapy” I parked near the cabin just a few feet from a sheer drop and set the emergency break so a quick jolt—an earthquake, a strong wind—wouldn’t send the car careening over the cliff. I was expectant, but also beginning to worry a little bit: This cabin was so far away from everything. Through the front window of […]
Read moreBook Release – State of Rage (By Gary Beck)
State of Rage by Gary Beck For Immediate Release Murderous rampages prompt a young psychologist to decide to make a device that will detect disturbed individuals before they run amok. He starts a project that quickly grows and is funded by government and corporations. He falls in love with one of his colleagues and after threats and crises they commit […]
Read moreCartoon – God is Always Watching
Book Release – Transitions By Gary Beck
Transitions by Gary Beck For Immediate Release Transitions is a poetry collection that looks at the rapid and gradual changes taking place in our society. We love the poems from Transitions. – Tower Journal An exciting collection. – Carcinogenic Poetry We are thrilled with the poems. – Poeming Pigeons Anthology The ideas are sharp and poignant. – Coup d’ Etat […]
Read morePoem – Persona non Grata (By JD DeHart)
Persona non Grata To the not good enough comments, I say, psshhhhhh. That was last week, a hundred years ago. Easily. I’m flushing, rinsing down the last backwash of badly- formed words. This week is triumph, so don’t mind that shadow you noticed last week. He has bloomed like a perrenial and will be back soon.
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