An Alaskan Horror Story – The Revenge of the Salmon
Here is another entry into our “Humor Meets Horror Month” Contest. This is the first one from HO writer RFreed and this story is quite original. I thoroughly enjoyed it – Donna Cavanagh A salmon […]
WELCOME TO YOUR LOCAL PUBLIC LIBRARY – PLEASE TAKE YOUR DILDOS WITH YOU WHEN YOU LEAVE!
A librarian pal recently posted the following question on a Facebook group for librarians: “If there were a sign that prohibited the craziest, oddest or grossest thing that has happened at your library, what would […]
On the Easy Listening Larceny Beat
A Boston teen was arrested for theft when he told police the ”Tony Bennett” on the iPod in his possession was a girl he knew. The Boston Globe A lot of guys think I got an […]
It Comes From Within: Living With Bipolar Illness by Michael B. Solomon and Gloria Hochman — an excerpt
In late September, HOPress-Shorehouse Books hosted the launch party for It Comes From Within: Living With Bipolar Illness by Michael Solomon and Gloria Hochman. From the outset of this project, I knew it was something […]
Ed Reform Pays Off as US Students #1 on Drivers Tests
WASHINGTON, D.C. Supporters of federal education reform efforts have something to cheer about today as U.S. students outscored their competition around the globe on both the written and parallel parking aspects of international standardized driving […]
Playing the Conundrums
I felt really arrogant yesterday so I let out some self-esteam. I bought some batteries and the electricity was sold separately. I’m tired of weather being in the news 24/7. Yesterday my therapist downgraded […]
Losing One’s Head Over Food Storage
Food storage is one of those beloved, evergreen topics that readers can’t seem to get enough of. Who can resist a rousing piece about Saran Wrap, tin foil or Tupperware? It’s clickbait, like a […]