By: Linda M Crate i find it so hard to let you go you were a piece of my soul i was never meant to lose my heart cannot forget the chaos left behind in your wake, and i know…

By: JD DeHart a tracing of history littered and dotted with raucous uproar sound rising in the open square or whimpered in the tepid evening

By: JD DeHart buried between the lines, a hidden truth reclines like a retiree in the sun of old age, comfortable and elusive meaning obscured by a semantic surface

By: JD DeHart by the light that streams in, you can see through the discourse, held up to the light like a small animal within that envelope of syntax and highbrow terminology, the digestive system of the creature can be deduced…

By: Michael C. Keith If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous he will not bite you. This is the principal difference between a dog and a man. –– Mark Twain Something moved in the grass ahead…

Finally Ravinder Singh seems to spend time on quality writing and offering his readers true experience in his latest book – Tell Me a Story. The author has come to collect the best moments in the form of a book….

India witnessed a cold blooded murder seven years ago of a teenage girl, Aarushi Talwar. Till date, there is no clue as to who murdered the girl. While the court has put the parents into the convict box, it continues…

All of us until today believed that the language spoken by the Lilliputians and other creatures from Jonathan Swift’s 1726 child fiction Gulliver’s Travels is ‘nonsense. But it might not be so. It can in fact be a language spoken in…

By: William T. Hathaway Chapter 6 of the book RADICAL PEACE: People Refusing War The following report was contributed by one of the founders of Exit Free, a collective in the USA that helps women leave the military by discharge…

By: Raja Jaiswal The crowd around box office was getting noisier, movie had created a good charm over them, the yearning faces of the people had already declared the movie super hit. I stepped down with its three tickets in…