The Making of U.S. Citizen Anastase
The first reaction when you tell people you have to go to court is “What did you do? Or is it for jury duty?”
Browsing Tag
Genocide
Genocide related guest posts by a selection of established and upcoming authors.
Not Entirely Up to You, Waiter
I’m glad I’ve gone once, but I’ll never go back again! --- the last sentence of “Artificial Nigger”
If you want to…
My Mother’s Secret
Can you hear the cries within the hollow graves of the 6 million people or more that were senselessly killed…
The Characters of Your Book
The Characters of Your Book
How much of yourself is hidden in the characters of your book?
Freud thought every…
Angular Trifecta 23: Battle Lines Drawn and Terced
Janette was trying to play Burdlit, he thought. But this was not a game that she could win, and by the end, Galaxy…
Hitler’s Silver Box
Max Bloomberg had an untimely and mysterious death that will not go unnoticed or forgotten. Max Bloomberg survived…
5 Reviews: With One More Step Ahead
Reviews on Goro Takano’s 2009 novel With One More Step Ahead:
In With One More Step Ahead Goro Takano has…
The Twenty Nine
Fear it comes in different forms and to many different ways. Red and Blue: Colors separating people, their beliefs…
Somewhere Over The Rainbow
Somewhere Over The Rainbow
Somewhere over the
Rainbow you are
Found not lost
Overcame the fight
Of…
A Rwandan Folk Tale
A Rwandan Folk Tale
At one time, all of the children in this book lived on the streets of Kigali, the capital of…