Book Review: Next Door To The Dead by Kathleen Driskell
Cemetery poetry may be an odd concept for mainstay readers, but for those of us who are “tombstone tourists,” this genre offers a refreshing look into our clandestine indulgences and…
Cemetery poetry may be an odd concept for mainstay readers, but for those of us who are “tombstone tourists,” this genre offers a refreshing look into our clandestine indulgences and…
Today marks the fourteenth anniversary of the terrorists attacks on the United States – September 11, 2001. On that day, our lives, indeed our world, changed in ways we could…
Although the moon is estimated to be 400 billion years old, man’s fascination with it has never waned. Down through the ages, we have worshipped the moon, given it human…