Further Reading
The Money and the Talent
by Arne Weingart
You may have grown up thinking you were one thing or the other but at some point you have to decide, really decide which it is you bring to the table, and pardon me if I ask but whose table is it and where does it, so to speak, reside and what shape—if it has […]
Spiral
by Ron Mohring
“He kicked free. Climbed out, coughing. Told no one. And took the lesson
into himself like a rusty nail to the foot: secret wound, slow poison.”
The Art of Poetry: Summer of Love
by Stephen Gibson
Clo needs to believe she’ll help to end the war and, with those others she lives with in the Haight, that she’ll actually find peace and love forever. She’s run away with a girlfriend—this is before we meet (which turns out, not too soon—or too late): Clo needs to believe she’ll help to end […]
