Category: Fiction
My Philosophical Dance
Lucius Aurelius Apolaustus Memphius, a slave by birth, caught the eye of Roman Emperor Lucius Aurelius Verus for his exposition in dance of Pythagoras’ philosophy of the transmigration of souls. Review of “Populus” by Guy […]
Ask Mr. Punctuation
Wondering how to end that sentence you’re working on? Don’t know what an “interrobang” is? Ask Mr. Punctuation, if he doesn’t know the answer he’ll look it up in his fourth-grade English book. Dear […]
A Day in the Life of a Spritzer Girl Organizer
The National Labor Relations Board ruled that a small group of cosmetics and fragrance workers at a Macy’s store in Saugus, Mass. can be organized separately from other employees. The Wall Street Journal It’s […]
I Visit My Friend From Greek Mythology
Sisyphus, before I helped him I woke up and headed over to my friend Sisyphus’ place, which was on the slope of a mountain. He was pushing a gigantic rock up a steep slope. “Hi, […]
Walk for Self-Abuse Brings Shady Secret Into the Light
BOSTON. Thousands of men and boys soaked in the cool spring air today as they filed down Beacon Street on their way to the Boston Common for the first annual “Walk for Self-Abuse,” a fund-raiser […]