Category: Features
The Girl Who Made It Snow in Singapore
Be melting snow. Wash yourself of yourself. A white flower grows in the quietness....
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Who Is My Neighbor?
Note: the author served as a chaplain in the US Air Force and is now retired. Recently a...
Read More“Worlds Collide,” Act II
ACT II [Lights come up, dawn is breaking, Marcellinus, Augustine, and Jeromeare in various stages of sleep on their respective couches, obviously inebriated—platters of food, bottles of wine are everywhere. Pelagiusis...
Read MoreFrom Brooklyn to Beirut
Lionel Shriver is a bad writer who makes Ayn Rand sound like a good liberal. Like her ideological antecedent–I can’t dignify this lineage with the word “intellectual”–Shriver writes lousy novels that attract...
Read MoreBruce Andrews: A Change Is Gonna Come
Bruce Andrews is a New York City-based (since 1975) Poet, literary theorist & retired Political Science professor (tilted to the Left — for 5 minutes of entertainment, google his stand-off with Bill O’Reilly as ‘Outrage of...
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Dispatch from the NYC Protests
A Dispatch from the New York City Protests, May 28th to 31st Grayson Scott I was born a few...
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[gview file=”http://politicsslashletters.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Moratorium.pdf”]Santa Cruz in COVID time June 1, 2020 J. Clifford A historical materialist cannot do without the notion of a present which is...
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