Hey, here’s a brief Q&A with yours truly in the current issue of Sequestrum Magazine, which includes my dystopian story “Blood Locusts”! If anything, seems more plausible now than it did a few years ago when I wrote it. sequestrum.org/contributor-...
Any thoughts on morbidly obese commanders-in-chief?
Waiting for the big outlets to put two and two together and realize that police whose identities are secret and facilities are secret are secret police.
It was a horrifyingly stupid decision, and those of us in Philly remember it well
Mars is as dead as Elon Musk’s soul.
Not the main point here, but the fact that someone who goes by the name “Retard Finder” can’t spell big words is a major self-own.
Holy fuck
Don’t forget that she stopped to say a little prayer on the way to deliver this vitriolic nonsense.
Trump has this uncanny valley thing going on with his head lately and I'm a bit fixated on it. I mean, look at this. This is like a sweet potato in your cabinet went bad, got moldy, and suddenly announced it had a trade policy.
Ready to rally in Philly
Is the coffin for the kids who die unnecessarily from preventable diseases?
I grew up in Pennsylvania, and I have to say that the only place I’ve ever seen this creature mentioned is in that book by Borges.
Bravo
‘I Messed Up At Work Again,’ Crestfallen Michael Waltz Texts Wife, National Geographic Editorial Staff
‘I Messed Up At Work Again,’ Crestfallen Michael Waltz Texts Wife, National Geographic Editorial Staff
Stop electing Republicans. Problem solved.
It’s here! My story “Council Rock” is out in Chicago Quarterly Review, vol. 41, available now from booksellers. Big thanks to editor Elizabeth McKenzie and the other good folks at ChicagoQuarterlyReview.com. I'm truly honored to be in such great company!
Tell your colleague Fetterman to wake TF up!
Very pleased to announce that my story “Council Rock” is out in the latest issue of Chicago Quarterly Review! Three teens, some weed, and an abandoned quarry. What could go wrong? www.chicagoquarterlyreview.com/2025/03/11/a...
Just called Fetterman’s Philadelphia office, 215-241-1090
He neither drives nor uses a computer
Nowadays we’d just say “Weed Dispensary This Way”
The algorithm “does its own research”
“In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. And then the bears moved in.”
I, for one, welcome our ursine overlords
Let me guess, that polio vaccine he received in 1955 finally caught up with him?
if you want a vision of the future, imagine a cartoonist pounding his head against the desk, forever
That’s very quotable
Nice example of Photoshop as well
