Ok! Let’s get this stuff going. Starting next month (actually, starting now but…), schedule is getting a bit bonkers. There are a lot book stuff we have to deal with for the publications we have scheduled for the year. But for now, we have two major events to prepare for: AWP 2014 in Seattle and …
Cliff Eisner has had his poetry published in Appeal To Reason, City Miner Anthology, Hudson River Anthology, and Yellow Silk, Margin (U.K.). He is the author of the chapbook Running for the hungry (Atticus Press 1983). Cliff is currently at work on a collection of poetry, Taking Leave, and a collection of “flash plays,” The Licking …
This week’s writing prompt from Charity Hume: Technology reflects our humanity, both in its potential to serve others and our potential to destroy. In 2001, the Stanley Kubrick film, HAL, the spaceship’s computer, begins to think beyond its initial programming, and starts to murder the astronauts onboard once it realizes they plan to disable him: …
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When he is not drawing RIPE, the original comic strip we have been running at Cultural Weekly, Shea Bartel is the lead singer and keyboard player for KINGFISHER, a band that he founded. And the band is ready to record their debut album! Please consider funding KINGFISHER’s Kickstarter project and help them raise the necessary …
Distributor A24 Films leads the way by picking up romantic comedies ‘Laggies’ and ‘Obvious Child’.
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Thom Yorke gets down and raw, this time with his body.
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