By Martha Marshall View From The Railroad Bridge Buried Treasure The Cove Invested in the Outcome You Have to Have a Plan ============================================================================ Martha Marshall grew up in north Alabama. She received an Associate in Arts Degree from Hillsborough Community College in Tampa, Florida, and acquired master printer skills during her studies there. She has … [Read more…]
By Candace Knapp Mischief Makers Morning Song Please The Water Babies Shy Sweetheart Seduction The Red Violin Reach ============================================================================ Candace Knapp’s public sculptures can be found throughout Florida: “Litigation” at the Hillsborough, FL County Courthouse, the “History Walk” and Pavilion Floor at Courthouse Square and the “Enchanted Mangrove Forest” on Central Avenue in St. Petersburg, … [Read more…]
AND THE RUIN OF THAT HOUSE WAS GREAT By Ric Hoeben Some of the guys are wondering if we should get rid of Cinnamon and take us on a new member. If it’s not his moaning, it’s his whining. He refuses to go out and get us flounder, get us eggs, or find us shiny … [Read more…]
DEATH TO AMERICA By Robert Clark Young an excerpt from the novel Chapter One: A Suitcase Nuke Scuddy Scudalczyk was standing on the roof of the Abu Ghraib Prison, hitting golf balls with Flynn Parrish. Scuddy always hit harder and more accurately when he was mad, and he was mad this afternoon, but also disgusted, … [Read more…]
EXCERPT FROM THE CARTEL by Taylor Branch This is an excerpt from Taylor Branch’s Byliner Original The Cartel CHAPTER TWO Founding Myths FAME AND CONTROVERSY have been constants since the birth of organized college sports. A newer factor, relatively speaking, is the institutional control of wealth by adults. In 1859, players from Williams College accused Amherst … [Read more…]