Edgar Allan Poe’s way of thinking science with Eureka
There’s much more to Edgar Allan Poe’s work than wistful poetry, cleverly sarchastic humor tales or short stories of unspeakable
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Relax, It’s Just God: How and Why to Talk to Kids About Religion When You’re Not Religious
The Baltimore Post-Examiner is proud to present an excerpt from Wendy Thomas Russell’s book, Relax, It’s Just God: How and Why
Read moreTo the Dreamers I offer this Book of Truths: Edgar Allan Poe’s lifelong quest for a livable world
Was Edgar Allan Poe an alien? Many of his contemporaries seemed to think so, and so do quite a few
Read moreTroll or Leprechaun?
The morning air, toasted dry, created a dusty warmness, and the intense heat of the afternoon promised even more discomfort.
Read moreA Poem About Lost Friendship
She was lost and lonely and You found her She was funny and spirited and You liked her
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Kaufman’s Hill: ‘Best book on American boyhood in decades’
The Baltimore Post-Examiner is proud to present and excerpt from John C. Hampsey’s new book, Kaufman’s Hill, which is available at Amazon. Hampsey
Read moreWorking When You’re Not: The business of life between losing and finding a job
Baltimore Post-Examiner is proud to present an excerpt from Dan Schmidt’s book – Working When You’re Not: The business of
Read moreAn Announcement
Here I am Redundant, an Andy Warhol poster A few smears of new thought for variety Here I am
Read moreStand For Peace
Saturday You will hold a candle, Protect the flame with your palm. Some will carry signs, “Stand For Peace”; There
Read moreThe Inner Harbor, Baltimore, January 8 a.m.
The dimpled water can’t decide On inscrutable green Or metallic gray. The sky, a quilt of whites, grays, Patches
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