“We Left with Empty Hands”: The Dispossessed, by Ursula K. Le Guin
Written by Kristy Dolson It should come as no surprise that most readers have a list of authors they consider to be both phenomenal writers and incredible individuals who … Read More
Category: Arts & Culture
The Technology Collection
Written by David Shaffer ALTERNATE REALITY The world around me keeps swirling twirling turning churning While I stand still motionless inert ineffectual in my inconsequential existence. VIRTUAL REALITY Ah! … Read More
Orchestral Music Warms the Soul on a Cold Winter’s Night
Written by Douglas Baumwoll Photographs courtesy of Gwangju Symphony Orchestra Blustering winds. And I mean serious gusts. Freezing temperatures. Literally. Way below zero. A friend and I forge a path … Read More
i sit with glasses
It’s a wretched thing that I need glasses. Smugly, each is perched or nestled with me, I am made a pack mule and a yoked beast. They are different though, … Read More
Every Book Is Romantic
Written by David Joël La Boon I make a point to walk into every bookstore I see or to take the long way through town giving me reason to see … Read More
Looking Back at The X-Files
Written by Natale Ryan In 1993, The X-Files, written by Chris Carter, appeared on the Fox network. The series, which inspired two movies and was revived twice, features two FBI … Read More
Modern Romance by Aziz Ansari and Eric Klinenberg: Finding Love in the Digital Age
Written by Kristy Dolson I hope everyone has been keeping warm this winter. February is the coldest month of the year, so to offset that fact, we celebrate the biggest … Read More
North and South Korea to Be United for the 2018 Winter Olympics
Written by Cho Namhee Finally, the XXIII Olympic Winter Games will commence in Pyeongchang from the 9th to 25th of this month (March 9–18 for the Paralympic Winter Games). After … Read More