When he went to bed, he had two “I”s and one “A”. He woke up feeling different, flatter, with more parts, more spaces. At least 200 “I”s and 140 “A”s. Full of meaning but unable to say anything. To truly have a meaning, an unambiguous one, was a dream, but he couldn’t express it. He laid there sandwic... [Continued]...
An invasive species of tree has made its way into the Pioneer Valley. This tree doesn’t grow flowers, fruits, or vegetables. It sprouts writhing, wretched creatures that will send shivers down your spine.... [Continued]...
Pubic lice, the STD commonly known as Crabs, has recently been added to the World Wildlife Fund’s endangered species list. The designation of Crabs as a critically endangered species has sparked a massive social movement in an effort to prevent Crabs from going extinct. Joaquin Mojtabai, founder of the #SaveCrabs... [Continued]...
Amherst, MA — Folks used to get a back massage, meditate, talk to a therapist, or perhaps get a manicure to clear their mind. But people don’t want clear minds anymore; they want potent minds, fun minds, minds that grab you and make you laugh. A new approach to self-care has emerged as a result: “Pimp My Brain”... [Continued]...
In these surreal times, a newspaper is required to document the history currently unfolding. Four doctors of journalism have dedicated themselves to unearthing the truth that lies somewhere beneath the crust of what was formerly perceived. What they and their colleagues discover is conveyed in these stories.
