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Real Love Versus Romance (essays on the difference between substance and fluff)

by Jess C Scott

A 4500-word mini collection of (informal) essays on commercialism’s de-spiritualizing effects on society, by author/artist/non-conformist, Jess C Scott. GENRE: Essays | 4,500 words ***** NOTE FROM JESS: This...

Les Demoiselles

by Acedusa

In Paris in 1911, it's raining every day and the Mona Lisa has been stolen. We already know who did it, but suspicion falls on one Pablo Picasso, artist - or maybe it's his pal, Apollinaire, who has problems...

Fixture

by Tom Lichtenberg

When a city commissioned a famous artist to create a masterpiece for their new refurbished downtown, they only forgot one thing: to tell him when to stop. Now his greatest work is threatening to take over everywhere....

The Shirtpocket MFA: Poetry & Fiction

by John Moncure Wetterau

The Shirtpocket MFA is for anyone who cares about writing. What is "Fine Art?" Who is a poet, and who is a storyteller? What is the writer's responsibility in publishing? This brief essay will remain relevant...

Twisted Imaginings: Vol 4

by Garry Charles

"The UK's Stephen King." www.pissedoffgeek.com Charles is back with a forth instalment of Twisted Imaginings, this time featuring three tales of twisted terror. In "Voices and Shadows" we witness the dark side...

Is it true?

by Robyn Coole

More poetry.. "Do you see what lays before thee?"

Poetry

by Robyn Coole

Just a thought to get myself started.

Saint Luke, The Patron Saint of the Worshipful Company of Painters

by Saints.SQPN.com

Saint Luke, The Patron Saint of the Worshipful Company of Painters, otherwise Painter-Stainers, by Walter Hayward Pitman. A brief volume of biography of Saint Luke the Apostle concentrating on the tradition...

Hauntings

by Vernon Lee

Vernon Lee was the pseudonym of the British writer Violet Paget (1856 – 1935). She is remembered today primarily for her supernatural fiction and her work on aesthetics. An early follower of Walter Pater,...

The Book With The Yellow Cover

by John Moncure Wetterau

Note: reformatted with table of contents
 
  This book is modeled on a book of Chinese and Japanese poems that I gave to a friend on the west coast. It was a very small book with a yellow cover, stapled...

Michelangelo's Shoulder

by John Moncure Wetterau

Note: 2nd Edition, added one long story.
 
  "The line across her eyebrows and tapering along her jaw was right. He'd left out a lot, but that didn't matter. If what was there was true enough, you knew...

Joe Burke's Last Stand

by John Moncure Wetterau

Joe Burke is handsome, graying at the temples. Divorce has left him wondering what's next. He throws a few belongings in his truck and leaves town to find out, a search that takes him from Maine to Hawaii. A...

Every Story Is A Love Story

by John Moncure Wetterau

A story of first love in Woodstock, N.Y. during the early sixties. Patrick, an army brat, and Willow, a musician from an academic family, drift separately into town and are attracted to each other in spite of...

Sans Fin

by John Moncure Wetterau

Note: poems added
 
  See, feel, understand---each poem is a journey for the writer. The interesting stranger is you, yourself, and there is time for love or what you will.

six verses

by paul thompson

digital artist book random verse and automatic print art

The Silver Lining - Moral Deliberations in Films

by Sam Vaknin

Moral deliberations and philosophical dimensions in eight modern films.

Issues in Ethics

by Sam Vaknin

Issues in ethics - the right to life, cloning, abortion, animal rights and other controversial topics.

Bioethics and Population

by Sam Vaknin

Issues in the ethics and practice of demography and bioengineering - population control, the right to life, cloning, and abortion.

Not Waving

by K. A. Laity

A woman devolves into madness on a road trip to Las Vegas after an auto accident and several failed suicide attempts. The title comes from Stevie Smith's poem which features the lines, "I was much too far out...

Lella

by Drew Andrews

A short, dark tale about two very close and forbidden young artistic lovers and the rough woman between them.