Escondido* Raymond doesn’t know his own name.He speaks Spanish, prefers his coffee black. I am waiting a train, to go home, to Eastport in Maine.I can feel the dew rising. Escondido is waking.On the grill eggs are scrambling. The aroma of day. A dog’s watching from not far away.A girl with black hair, pony […]
The Myth Of Redemptive Violence By Gale Park “…The belief that violence saves; that war brings peace, that might makes right” is one of the oldest continuously repeated stories in the history of the world, according to The Powers That Be: Theology for a New Millennium by Walter Wink. In a section called “The
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Only For Lovers Of Words By J. D. Hicks When I was a university student, I often went to the library. Even on a Friday or Saturday evening, I’d enjoy stalking books among the stacks. It may sound sinister or unhealthy, but I was merely a developing bibliophile. Because I was a habitual user
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