Good morning in Italian Language is called “Buongiorno”, Like other Roman languages, Italian is from Latin, with over 85 million people speaking in the Italian language. In addit… Read More

AI and the future of humanity | Yuval Noah Harari at the Frontiers Forum Transcr… Read More

No matter what style of music you like to play, fingerpicking is a great technique to work on developing. Not only will it allow you to play along to many popular songs, it’s also a te… Read More

Immortality DayFirst published in 1912 as “Immortal Fride: A. Bogdanov’s Fantastic Narrative” by Alexander Bogdanov (1873-1928). Published :June 21, 2023•Updated :Jun… Read More

The beggar and the billionaire bookend neoliberal culture. During the era of the social democratic exception, from the mid forties to roughly the eighties, homelessness – and vagabonda… Read More

Champion Australian cricketer Keith Miller was as soon as requested how he coped with strain as a participant, particularly given his stature because the nation’s preeminent “al… Read More

ON THIS DATE (1ST MARCH) 42 YEARS AGO : BOBBY SANDS BEGAN HIS HUNGER STRIKE IN LONG KESH PRISON.The 1981 hunger strike was the culmination of a five-year protest during this on-going struggl… Read More

It’s a dreary day in London City and as the recent heatwave subsides I find myself quick stepping it down the street in Bethnal Green trying to get out of the rain. The cold, tired str… Read More

At the very end of 2022, in this post I will present an overview of all the podcasts included in the The Weekend Listener series throughout the past year. In case you’ve missed any of… Read More

Writing competitions provide poets and writers with a great opportunity to hone their skills. Along with exciting prizes, they offer a wide variety of themes and challenges to help you write… Read More

LOS ANGELES – When Amanda Gorman used to be invited to learn a newly evolved poem on the U.N. Common Meeting, the younger sensation took a deep take a look at how a number of societa… Read More

Whether as a hobby, to preserve tradition, or a self-publishing business idea, few personal book projects have the s… Read More

Storytelling is one of the oldest and most important art forms known to humankind. Societies have formed, communicated and become immortal through this art form. Value systems, lifestyles, c… Read More

Donations help support this Blog Marion Woodman Interviews Jane Wheelwright INTERVIEW: Emma Jung and Toni Wol­ff Marion Woodman Interviews Jane Hollister Wheelwright Edited by ­Bett… Read More

Over at Rogue Strands, Matthew Stewart has posted this very well argued review of Helena Nelson's Pearls (Happenstance Press). I haven't read it yet, but this does what all good reviews do a… Read More

These pool quotes will inspire you. Pool, a small deep body of usually fresh water or a small area of still water, typically one formed naturally. A collection of motivating, happy, and enco… Read More

A season preview...poisonous odes to language, poetry, misunderstanding and booze... Content warnings: strong language, discussion of alcohol use, flippancy I prefer not to write as much in… Read More

April of 2021 is National Poetry Month, and we are almost to its very end! This poses an interesting challenge for those among us who are poets: while the rest of the world has been celebrat… Read More

San Francisco Poet Laureate Kim Shuck and special guests open the door to an evening of Afrofuturistic poetry. Poets include Ishmael Reed, Staajabu, devorah major, Tureeda Mikell, Avotcja an… Read More

Chapter 1That sketch up there with the boy’s cap? Yes; that’s the same woman. I wonder whether you could guess who she was. A singular being, is she not? The most marvellous crea… Read More

Here’s an interview I did a while ago with Dominic Fox about his work, philosophical blogging and François Laruelle. Dominic Fox is a writer, musician and programmer. He is the… Read More

The New York Times reviews Ann Patchett's The Dutch House:That opening scene is lavish with literary allusions. The motherless child hiding in the curtains is from “Jane Eyre.” C… Read More