dezamăgit
(egoZaur) de Sorin-Mihai Grad sunt dezamăgit -de realitate -de societate -de sistem
poems by Mykyta Ryzhykh
My boy my boyfriend says that he only falls in love with geniuses and I fall asleep in the crotch of a crossroads during silent rain drops speak of the important and insignificant as if about the unborn сhrist
Virtutea egoismului
[pricinaşul de serviciu] Se dedică acest eseu lui Emil Lungeanu de Radu-Ilarion Munteanu Scriitoarea americană Ayn Rand s-a născut ca Alisa Zinovievna Rosenbaum, în 1905, la Sankt Petersburg, Rusia, într-o familie burgeză. Farmacia tatălui său a fost confiscată de puterea bolșevică instalată din toamna lui 1917. A studiat istoria la Universitatea de Stat din orașul […]
Nina Haagen’s Carnivore Couture
by Bart Plantenga Years before Lady Gaga wore her scandalous meat dress to the 2010 MTV Awards there was Bart Plantenga’s 1990s story “Nina Haagen’s Carnivore Couture.” It details an outrageous evening at a Lower Eastside club [was it Club 57?] where an MC-dominatrix named Blossom Deerie presented the evening’s “Carnivore Couture” fashion show by […]
poems by Anna Idelevich
Soon Not with you, and never together, suburb of madness. The train of consciousness is unimportant
poems by Rick Hartwell
Remembrance of Things Past – Marcel Proust Suddenly drowning in waves of nostalgia, not in the sense of homesickness or regret,
poeme de Ana Grecu
Mic poem de dragoste Te-am căutat aşa cum ai fost, nu m-am îndepărtat când mi-a fost teamă că s-ar putea să nu mă parcurgi de la un capăt la celălalt cum trebuie, nici măcar pe ocolite,
Winter Sports
by Stephanie V. Sears One usually looks back on one’s formative years with acquired maturity and a critical eye. Alas, in my case, I observe a happy and unabated continuation of the very same foolish impulses and behavior, fraught with a recklessness that I indulgently refer to as joie de […]
Stuck!
by Gustavo Melo Even though I consider myself attractive, as a guy, I never worry about someone drugging me in public. So, when I woke up dizzy and confused, I knew something had gone wrong. I was in an unknown basement with no recollection of how I got there. I did remember picking out the […]
The View from the Side of the Stage
by Douglas Young “Guess who’s coming to the campus coliseum?” Zora greeted Zarius in the hall with a wide-eyed grin as he left the classroom. Zarius got ever more excited as his friend leaned in closer boasting a thoroughly pregnant smile about to birth a big laugh. As he blinked and imagined a […]