JANUARY 2008
the blessing of africa
An MHP Interview with Keith Burton
The story of Africa cannot be dismissed or stored away because of contemporary circumstances. It is a history tightly woven into the whole of civilization, from the dawn of cities and technologies to the high noon of religion.
An MHP Interview with Keith Burton
The story of Africa cannot be dismissed or stored away because of contemporary circumstances. It is a history tightly woven into the whole of civilization, from the dawn of cities and technologies to the high noon of religion.
i am not
by Anja Sladek
I am not a pessimist
but this world is dark
and I do not see the dawn.
god finds the best parking spots
by Zach Kincaid
Now that Christmas is packed away into the commerce clog of Claus and his elfin cronies, I turned the TV on the other night to catch up on some missed news. What I watched was likely a holiday rehash of Larry King. Joel and Victoria Osteen were his guests. Finally, some sense of it all.
by Zach Kincaid
Now that Christmas is packed away into the commerce clog of Claus and his elfin cronies, I turned the TV on the other night to catch up on some missed news. What I watched was likely a holiday rehash of Larry King. Joel and Victoria Osteen were his guests. Finally, some sense of it all.
orpheus, david, and krishna
by Robert Lax
Orpheus, David, and Krishna / Stilled the world with a lute, / Stilled the world with the / sound of a string / And made the seas mute.
by Robert Lax
Orpheus, David, and Krishna / Stilled the world with a lute, / Stilled the world with the / sound of a string / And made the seas mute.
a talk with morgan spurlock
Greg Wright Interviews
After Super Size Me came out and I was traveling around the film festival circuit, I was seeing all of these movies that were basically just getting lost. They would have this great showing, and I would see them play at three or four festivals, and then nobody would pick them up; they wouldn’t get distribution.
Greg Wright Interviews
After Super Size Me came out and I was traveling around the film festival circuit, I was seeing all of these movies that were basically just getting lost. They would have this great showing, and I would see them play at three or four festivals, and then nobody would pick them up; they wouldn’t get distribution.
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wonder & imagination: g. k. chesterton
by Zach Kincaid
(part 3) “He is like a visitor from some fairy tale, a legend in the flesh.” His regular wardrobe included a black cape and walking cane, and with his heavy stature he gave the expression of a man living in a magical place, where “trees are giants waving their arms,” where each new day is a fresh discovery.
by Zach Kincaid
(part 3) “He is like a visitor from some fairy tale, a legend in the flesh.” His regular wardrobe included a black cape and walking cane, and with his heavy stature he gave the expression of a man living in a magical place, where “trees are giants waving their arms,” where each new day is a fresh discovery.
DECEMBER 
Three languages,
six countries
and a bottle of wine.
No corkscrew.
(Featured poet Anja Sladek, “War”)
the man who killed the writer
by Sérgio Rodrigues
First things first: I didn’t write the book everyone thinks I wrote, the one that has been showering me with fame and riches since its publication, just over one year go. Although many people might find that strange—while others might say, I knew it, he never fooled me—
by Sérgio Rodrigues
First things first: I didn’t write the book everyone thinks I wrote, the one that has been showering me with fame and riches since its publication, just over one year go. Although many people might find that strange—while others might say, I knew it, he never fooled me—
