Set in Italy and Mexico, The Fifth Sun, is a story of love and disenchantment, of belief and unbelief, adventure and romance. Above all, it is the story of the search of each […]
Here comes ‘THE FIFTH SUN’ a novel by Gaither Stewart
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Story: Dear Daddy
By: Michael C. Keith Revenge is a kind of wild justice. –– Francis Bacon Doug Barren pressed his mother about the identity of his birthfather for months before she very reluctantly […]
Story: Armor and Amour
By: Brian Barbeito In the morning the brightness tried to come through the drapes though there was a thick thread count.The drapes were a dark gray, the sheets white and orange- with small […]
Story: Sounds of Memory
By: Brian Barbeito The dog must have had a nightmare then. The houses and streets cupped in the thick hours of dark, the dog barking- almost yelling at something. Waking up then- descending […]
Story: Petal
By: Olusola Akinwale My sister Monica’s nickname is Petal. I gave her this moniker when she was two because she loved that colored part of a flower and was just as delicate. […]
Mahindra Humanities Center partners with Jaipur Literature Festival
Mahindra Humanities Center has partnered with the ZEE Jaipur Literature Festival as venue sponsor for the Durbar Hall, and will be bringing some of the leading global academics and crime writers to […]
Visit to the Brahmasthan
By William T. Hathaway I recently visited the ashram that Maharishi Mahesh Yogi built at the central point of India, the Brahmasthan. Two thousand Pandits live there, meditating and performing Vedic ceremonies. […]
Poem: It’s A Wonderful Taste
By: Anthony J. Langford Streaming slates of light Room encrusted gold Music soars, billowing Even in silence Possibilities in motion There’s a feeling Stronger than love Not from within But externalized Expanding […]
Poem: Allowing a love to die is not a murder
By: Anthony J. Langford Take a look around Close quarters In rounded wholes This is the life you’ve created A home Where you reside At least physically With another. Once joyous Where […]
Poem: Arena of Flight
By: Anthony J. Langford Large house Small space kept regularly Remove sleeping As percent time In one apartment sized Tripping over faces Foot in mouth Six people Laughing, yelling Driving each other […]
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