Category: Guest Article

The SHIVA Syndrome Trilogy by Alan Joshua

The SHIVA Syndrome Trilogy by Alan Joshua   ARE WE COSMIC APES? Neanderthal brains were larger than ours are. They thought in symbols and made and used tools over a million years ago. They interbred with modern humans, passing on a percentage of their… Continue Reading “The SHIVA Syndrome Trilogy by Alan Joshua”

Writing Poetry by Diana Raab, PhD

Writing Poetry by Diana Raab, Ph.D             Poetry is the voice of the soul. Poets help us see a slice of the world in a way in which we might not have observed it before. They highlight details to cast a light on a… Continue Reading “Writing Poetry by Diana Raab, PhD”

The Gene Police By Elliott D. Light

  The Gene Police By Elliott D. Light Genre: Mystery   Before the words “white supremacy” filled the airways, before we learned of American Nazis and the alt-right, before there was a Muslim ban, before we considered building a wall or knew what DACA… Continue Reading “The Gene Police By Elliott D. Light”

Dating, After the Apocalypse by Rod A. Walters

Dating, After the apocalypse by Rod A. Walters A very important person recently suggested that I write about the future of dating, what with all the recent bad sex-news. This is not that “capital-A” Apocalypse thing, with panicked people running around, buildings afire, and huge… Continue Reading “Dating, After the Apocalypse by Rod A. Walters”

Millenials like Dystopias Because Authority Figures are Liars by Walter Rhein

Millenials like Dystopias Because Authority Figures are Liars by Walter Rhein I was recently on the phone with renowned fantasy author Janet Morris. Janet had just announced the release of my book ‘The Literate Thief,’ a dystopian fantasy novel with themes of fact suppression… Continue Reading “Millenials like Dystopias Because Authority Figures are Liars by Walter Rhein”

Freedom City By Philip Becnel

Freedom City By Philip Becnel Genre: Contemporary fiction   FREEDOM CITY is an anti-Trump satire that pays homage to The Monkey Wrench Gang. After Donald Trump unceremoniously dies from natural causes, four misfits from Washington, D.C. who call themselves the Fearless Vampire Killers sever the… Continue Reading “Freedom City By Philip Becnel”

Western World and the Myth of the New Indian Middle Class –by Boringbug

Western World and the Myth of the New Indian Middle Class –by Boringbug Whenever I hear Europeans per se the Indian equivalent of western countrymen talking about the Indian middle class’ I often wonder what do they mean? What section of the Indian society are they… Continue Reading “Western World and the Myth of the New Indian Middle Class –by Boringbug”

NOSTALGIA AND THE SMART PHONE MARKET – Guest Host by Boring Bug

NOSTALGIA AND THE SMART PHONE MARKET By Boring bug Have you ever thought how nostalgia is played out in the telecom market? Presumably the smartphone market these days. New technologies play their disruptions by recreating familiar things i.e. design cues that evoke old objects… Continue Reading “NOSTALGIA AND THE SMART PHONE MARKET – Guest Host by Boring Bug”

A Sense of Place by A P McGrath

A Sense of Place Most of the world’s biggest airports have a quiet prayer room offering sanctuary before a journey. A traveler might be embarking on a new life or is simply going on a family holiday. A Burning in the Darkness begins in… Continue Reading “A Sense of Place by A P McGrath”