Monthly Archives: June 2009
Restaurant of the Week: Tiger Noodles in Princeton, NJ
This lovely, lazy, alarmingly warm Sunday afternoon was spent canoeing through the Raritan River by Princeton, NJ (for the first time ever!). After over 3 hours of canoeing, there was… Read more
What is Love (Baby Don’t Hurt Me)
In My Image Everyone has a different definition of love. Some people say it means “to like a lot”. Some say you are in love when you would do anything… Read more
like splattered apples ~ Starky Morillo
Poesia Merry-time mangos in hand, I’m just a guy tracing virtues without knowing what to do. These days are endless, sleep lost in a planner; parts of me subvert the… Read more
Collective Mobility as Prerequisite for Social Autonomy: A Long, Strange Trip – Michael Stuzynski
Deadheads—as devout fans of the legendary American jam band The Grateful Dead are colloquially called—often find it difficult to describe their fascination with all things Jerry, Phil, Weir, and Hunter,
Coffee, Cigarettes and American Music – Matia Guardabascio
Correspondence from an American Poet Abroad: This past Sunday, the 21st of June, while party goers and pagans alike were celebrating the summer solstice at Stonehenge, there was a different… Read more
Six am Pour ~ Alex Mart
I walk outside after the sun has been up. The rain has slicked down the morning streets.
Dry Socks ~ Brendan McInerney
I missed the rain, Sitting in my car, encapsulated by fogbound windows,
l. Erosion ~ Edward Alan Bartholomew
From the series “On Cemeteries”, from Rutgers own Edward Alan Bartholomew, the rest of which will be published in the coming weeks. Ed also managing The Wayfarer, a site dedicated… Read more
To the Reader – Alex Giannattasio
As Of Yet Untitled With June all but behind us, and the Fourth of July just around the corner, I can finally say that summer is here in force. This… Read more
