North and Central – Book Review
This story feels honest and real. Its natural and realistic arc will pull you in, and it will get more gritty and more desperate.
Who Owns the Dropper Owns the Fix
The following feature is an opinion piece on one of modern literature’s most experimental and controversial of writers, William Burroughs.
The Power of Fiction on Real Life
Issues with which we writers should concern ourselves when creating fictional characters.
The Mandir: A Splendid Light
A visit of the Mandrid to the Hindu temple in Toronto, Ontario.
Some People Deserve to Die – Book Review
Have you ever made the easy decision, rather than the right decision, and it ended up ruining your life […]
Germany Today Faces Its Dark Past
Germany today is facing its dark Nazi and Communist past with memorials to the horrendous deeds perpetrated by the Fascists.
Water is life
Ogibway women around the world sing to water. They give thanks to water in prayers in ceremonies. They give […]
Hitler Clone (60)
There are 88 Hitler clones in total, every clone being the source material for the subsequent one.
Dock of the Bay
Stunning boat and dock photography.
Virtual Detroit
Photography from around Detroit.
By the Window Sill
These photographs are the result of an accident. While cleaning up a barn, I found three broken, and abandoned windows.
A Rainy Road
A man on his way home during a rain storm skids off the road into a vehicle with its flashers on.
The Submission
Phone rings.
“Hello?”
The Initial Legend of the Great Founder
About the Great Founder. The story supports itself. There is no one description.
Smiley’s Victory
294 words. Trying not to kill a horse.
The Wedding
A transgendered teenager, engages in a fantasy with her girlfriend to express her love for her and to avoid the awful reality of being raped.
Not Like Us
This story takes place in London. Franc, a London-living Albanian, gets a call from his close mate Zen who asks for help to collect a debt.
A Beautiful Life, I Promise
The main characters brother tragically dies. She has now given up on everything and will not even speak.
Blind
A man walking home in the rain takes cover in what he thinks is an Empty Storefront, but it is the storefront for an elderly blind man’s barbershop.
Boots
A short reflection on education, privilege, homelessness, hope, and, of course, five-hundred dollar, leather boots.
And I haven’t had a thing to eat all day
Love and Death – turnabout IS fair play.
Fervent Orison
“Fervent Orison” explores very briefly the classic moment in which ‘the young man with the destiny’ must pull away from the mundane.
Self Portrait At The Edge Of Timberland and Beachhead
A warm scrap of early Spring invades the back end of winter.
Bastard London! (A drunken Sermon delivered by Rebel John Homeless Preacher – 4Am July 31st )
This poem depicts London as a character, a living stinking breathing being, marred by racism, class conflict, and social and ethnic cleansing.
Package
My poems deal with a variety of emotions, loneliness, strange fits of passion, pessimism, etc.
death hurts the soul
with wires and knots
rots and glue
Elephant Soul
A poem about love
My Hopes For Reincarnation
This poem explores the humble realization that we often forget how lucky we are to be who we are.
In the wake of Canada’s 150th Birthday
A poem for Canada’s Birthday.
Cilantro Mantra
She delivers
guacamole
Alignment
This poem threads the needle of the human subconscious, to materialize an icon humans face when they get tension building up in them.
Accident
This poem is about a person who has an accident and explores both the person who died and the taxi driver who killed him.
Thinking
What were You thinking – G?
I’m omnipotent!