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- Top Story - August 2023
Art: In(k) the FleshTop Story - August 2023
People watching is one of my favorite things to do. Granted I don’t sit still much if I’m not frantically birthing an idea on the keyboard. But when those moments happen, those pristine, carefree minutes when I can let my mind wander and turn off the part of my brain that screams there’s laundry to be folded (I’m ahead of the game if I'm at the folding stage) or bills to be paid, or how impossible it is to cobble together a meal when I haven’t done an Instacart order in weeks, I embrace them full throttle. With vigor. The art of doing nothing but, well, nothing.
By Dana Stewart8 months ago in Art
Romeo and Juliet
Hatfields and McCoys – this one. Uninvited Romeo crashes a rave. Meets fair Juliet, from wrong side of tracks. Cupid owns both. Juliet’s BFF helps lovers, iconic balcony scene. Mistaken identity leads to Romeo’s banishment. Juliet goes with Padre’s plan. Text failed to send. Families grieve, forgive all but two.
By Dana Stewart8 months ago in Critique
- Top Story - August 2023
The North Star
Many moons ago well before the consequence of time existed, a young angel was facing a crisis like no other. The young angel Polly had come of age and would soon be inducted into the Guardians of the Heavens. Once she was a guardian angel, she would be assigned to one human being on earth, to watch out for and be that person’s protector.
By Dana Stewart9 months ago in Fiction
- Top Story - July 2023
The Language of WineTop Story - July 2023
'A bottle of wine contains more philosophy than all the books in the world' – Louis Pasteur In every corner market, small town grocer or convenience store a museum is hidden in plain sight. The best works of art wait to be discovered, tasted and enjoyed.
By Dana Stewart9 months ago in Art