Editorial Note: The first two of these poems are based on Marianne Szlyk’s dream like take of experiencing Nature before and during the Coronavirus pandemic. The last poem is based on a (cold) summer dream. In Which the Stream Disappears… Read More ›
Editorial Note: This excellent interview of Professor Omar Wasow concerning his newly published paper gives light on the efficacy of nonviolence vs violence as a tactic by protestors to get what changes they want to support their cause. The interview… Read More ›
A Second Wave of COVID-19 Looms Large—and It’s Not Because of Protests Derrick Z. Jackson, fellow | June 11, 2020, 6:22 pm EDT Note from the Editor: The following article (please click link below) by Derrick Jackson, fellow from the… Read More ›
“Mother Earth’s Breath” by Bea Garth, copyright 2020 For a moment the Earth takes an unexpected breath as her humans, that most troublesome of progeny, squirrel in their rectangular hovels while porpoises and swans begin to play in sunlit canals… Read More ›
Editor’s Note: The following is an interview of Chris Hedges by Chauncey DeVega on The Truth Report. (Please tap the mp3 file underneath my painting: “Initiation Through The Trap Door” by Bea Garth) In the interview, Mr. Hedges says that… Read More ›
recent pandemics are a direct consequence of human activity – particularly our global financial and economic systems, based on a limited paradigm that prizes economic growth at any cost.
make a wish by Roger Evers, copyright 2020 Earth has its day, has its say: 8 billion humans chronically out of balance, dizzy now from the viral vexation, wonder what’s next, what normal is morphing into; please, tell… Read More ›
Editorial by Bea Garth: So the word is from the LA Times (please see the article below) that there was a spike of pneumonia in California this last November and December. Whether it was COVID-19 in all cases is not… Read More ›
Editor’s note: This is a very thought provoking interview of Edward Snowden by Shane Smith on Vice TV. Please find the link below. The interview focuses on the implications of very real social controls through our cell phones that could… Read More ›
Loganberries by Bea Garth, copyright 2020 The sunlight trails over a stand of sunflowers their floppy heads nodding across the way while we are examined by a group of steer and heifers chewing thoughtfully, black bodies on a field of… Read More ›
easter, 2020 by Roger Evers, copyright 2020 the pope Skype’s mass; the masses, un-massed, huddle in their… Read More ›
Eos: The Creative Context 