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  • Fragments 61-70 (from Selected Fragments) [by Alan Ziegler]

    August 11, 2017

    From my father’s log of 1940 cross-country trip: “Reno, Aug 17. Went out to take the town. P.S. the town took us!” Come one, come all, buy my vacuum cleaner. Be a friend of…

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  • The Wisdom of Warren Buffett

    August 7, 2017

    "How do you become a millionaire? You start out as a billionaire and you buy an airline." — Warren Buffett

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  • Meet the Press: Dante Di Stefano in Conversation with Jessica Kristie of Winter Goose Publishing and William Stratton, Author of These Things Too Have Shape

    August 5, 2017

    DD: How did Winter Goose come into being? Can you give us a brief history of the press? JK: In 2011 I started WGP from a desire to stay close to the written word…

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  • Between the Acts [by James Agee]

    August 5, 2017

    Virginia Woolf was the unlikeliest artist on earth to stoop to propaganda, or to any form of public ingratiation. She did not do so here. Yet England and its people, its present, past, innocence…

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  • Forgiveness is a Dish Best Served (Naked) [by Sean Speers]

    August 4, 2017

    Sure as she’s a Catholic she’s sureof herself. I’m sure my life isfraying like shoestrings minus aglet except you wear shoes that slide or buckle. There’s nothingI’m sure I wouldn’t do. Sure, you’re beautiful,but…

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  • “Catullus #50 Meets Godard’s Contempt” [by Angela Brommel]

    August 3, 2017

    Youth positions a girl like Bardotass up, questioning if truly he loves all of her.  At twenty-two this charm captivates his wit. She squeals through wine by the case. On her back he traces,…

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