Monthly Archives: May 2024

Climate Change is a motherfucker – and not in a good way. Eighteen sixteen was the Year Without a Summer, which featured Europe’s coldest summer on record for a two hundred and thirty four year period. It was rough. It … Continue reading →

It’s not easy being dreams, or so I would imagine. They wisp away so easily, it would be hard to cohere, maintaining resonance from one moment to the next. If you wanted to hold your identity for longer than a … Continue reading →

Leon Trotsky got the short end of the stick in battling Josef Stalin. He wasn’t the only one. Trotsky bought it in Mexico City in August, ’40, after an attack at the hands of a deep cover agent who was … Continue reading →

Go ahead. Do it. Complete my thought for me. What was I going to say? You interrupted me. What was I saying? You might as well say it for me, since you cut me off there like you always do. … Continue reading →

On Fifth Avenue, just up the block from our old place, there’s a club with pretty cool bands playing. I don’t know how long it’s been there, since it’s the first time I’ve been in the neighborhood for years and … Continue reading →

More places allow doctors to help you die if you will ever choose to try and if you want an extra city, you can always try DC. The freedom to select your fate at the end of life’s first rate … Continue reading →

The weeks where your potential lays resting in a brackish pool at the bottom of a reservoir that you visited last season while you’re thinking about being responsible now but know that you still need to sit up and just … Continue reading →

There’s talk of investigating the monopoly created when LiveNation bought TicketMaster fourteen years ago. The Department of Justice, who approved the purchase, thinks there might be inappropriate practices generated by the purchase that they approved. Imagine. TicketMaster had already been … Continue reading →

They came across the water in all their finest from all the seas that could be seen and many others. They have come to us for only a short time and we welcome these mighty invaders of our shores. We … Continue reading →

On the roof of my building they built a house. My apartment isn’t big, but the building’s square footage is much greater, so the house is substantial. Thatched roof, fake chimney, push open windows. It’s like a real-live house, for … Continue reading →