Issue of December 28, 2020
15 articles in this issue.
Ajanta Paul is a widely-published poet, short story writer and critic from Kolkata, India who has been in academia for ages and has returned to her first love -- writing. She did her PhD in English from Jadavpur University in the 1990s and is currently working at Women's Christian College, Kolkata.
It was a snow day! Time for all the fun in the world in the best weather of all...
Let's see, 25 years ago ... what did you know in 1995?
"...the state of the world was a commotion..."
"...Nobody pities the pointless samurai or gives him food..."
Part autobio, part fabrication, part fantasy, part critique, Passer's poetry threads through movies he's witnessed over the last 50 years.
"...magic petals of snow their cold to sizzle the ground..."
Is it worth worrying about? Or is it just that it's dark and damp and ugly...?
Think of it as supernatural liposuction for the too-fat underbelly of crime...
Adam Kluger is a New York City short-story writer and artist and a distant cousin of famed British sculptor Sir Jacob Epstein. Kluger is one of the leaders of New York's Anti-Art movement. His book "Desperate Times: Short Stories" is available on Amazon in paperback and as illustrated ebooks.