The Concept of Unclean Jeffrey Meyers “Cleanliness is next to godliness.” The concept of unclean begins with disease and ends with death. The biblical laws…
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Does it seem like every time you visit a bank, a restaurant, a clothing store, even a doctor – as well as have a telephone…
Gather By Casey Alexander The team sat clutching their drinks, poised to receive the first question: “Legally, what made something a cough drop?” David stared…
Whistlering in the Dark by Jeffrey Meyers James McNeill Whistler (1834-1903) is well known for his expulsion from West Point; for his iconic “Whistler’s Mother,”…
A Red Rose Mashup by Martin H. Levinson O my Luve is like a red, red rose That’s newly sprung in June; O my Luve…
I’ve Spent Years Growing My LinkedIn Presence — Here’s How AI Has Helped Me Take It to a Bigger Stage By Josh Reinecke Being the…
“Are those third-rate, low-life, loser morons fucking kidding?!” the President was reported to have shouted. “I’ll insult whoever the fuck I want.” The president went…
The Care and Handling of a Literary Widow, or Why I Didn’t Write Ted Roethke’s Biography Jeffrey Meyers In my book about mad poets, Manic…
Ulysses in Brooklyn By Martin H. Levinson The streets of Williamsburg were teeming with twentysomethings typing on their phones. Leopold Bloom Jr.—the great-grandson of Dublin’s…
You know the ones I mean: the stories that at first make you think, Hmmm, that’s interesting…and a second later make you realize, Hmmm, who…
John Clare: Faithful Are the Wounds Jeffrey Meyers In an appreciative essay of 1992, Seamus Heaney notes the principal events in the life of John…
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