A little bit of everything
As most of you already know and others will realize soon enough, these are very anxious times. Running behind is the norm. Having too much to do has become our way of life. If seems like you’ll never ever get caught up, welcome to my world.
Read moreKeira, a thirty-something, graduate student from Baltimore, spends the year in Dublin, working her thesis. Frustrated over her research, she
Read moreEditor’s Note: This is the fourth chapter of The Lost Prentice, an online serial novel exclusively on the Baltimore Post-Examiner. If you
Read moreWas Edgar Allan Poe an alien? Many of his contemporaries seemed to think so, and so do quite a few
Read moreThe morning air, toasted dry, created a dusty warmness, and the intense heat of the afternoon promised even more discomfort.
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Charlie May just wouldn’t shut up. From the moment we’d left Philadelphia, en route to our meeting in New Orleans,
Read moreYou Owe Me The garage door opened slowly, hesitantly like an arthritic man rising from his chair. Cautiously Kim Vuong
Read moreNatsuhiko Osaka, Youngest Son The boy child stood on the dock speechless, his insides, paralyzed, barren of emotion. He stood
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Baltimore Post-Examiner is proud to present an excerpt from Baltimore-based author Rafael Alvarez’s latest book – Tales from the Holy
Read moreMayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake was the keynote speaker Saturday at the ceremony marking the reopening of the historic Edgar Allan Poe
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