Leaving Moscow? By Stephen Poleskie Contributing Columnist “Just fill out this form and you can go. . . .” Jenya said, sliding a paper in front of me. “But it’s in Russian, I can’t read Russia,” I replied. “We know you can read it,” Jenya...
My Life in the Land of the Eternal Spring: The Coffee Plantation By Mark D. Walker Contributor Though I had lived and worked in Guatemala for seven years, it was a brief encounter with my young daughter, Michelle, on the San Francisco Miramar coffee...
TOM DEISBOECK *** Braised Bourdain by Jim Palombo Put in equal parts sadness, frustration, wonder and anger, and simmer for… oh, I don’t know, for awhile. When ready, serve to friends accompanied by an aged Bordeaux and immerse yourself in whatever...
The Invisible Man By the window, on a black bone chair the germs leave your body through smoke. Can two tandem blankly to bash out a cure? I have read that drones die in the act of mating. Honey-stomachs busting in the rub of it. The longtime residents warned...
Against the Ache: Elizabeth Cohen’s The Patron Saint of Cauliflower By Emily Carney Contributing Reviewer “I’m preparing for the end of the world / again,” writes Elizabeth Cohen, “which is to say I am making / goulash.” This is how Cohen introduces The...
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