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Eugene Gilyard is serving a life sentence for murder. Now, another man has confessed.
On Aug. 31, 1995, Eugene Gilyard was just one of a group of young men...
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Of the 42 fiction pieces submitted to our contest this year this one was deemed the best
Maria sorted the mail like she was dealing a hand. With a flick of her wrist she pitched it expertly onto the kitchen table...
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Of the 252 poems submitted, this one was judged the best by poet/New York Times reviewer Daisy Fried
Library of Congress
You awake and arise in one motion.
Unaware of my presence,
you leave the room
and are already wandering
in your new wakefulness...
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The waitress, with a tattoo on each arm of toy punching nuns facing each other in constant fist-raised empty threat, pours coffee into a pink flowered...
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I had not seen her for a few days, so I tiptoed to her apartment on the third floor and peeked through the keyhole. She was laid out on the sofa, face...
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1.
however high and in what order
blooms reach each night, stems
sink into their water til by morning
one of these thousand-petaled
heads has bowed...
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A glass of red wine, an inkwell—
The written word.
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Lindsay Condefer's puppy got really famous – and then her life got really weird
“I haven’t slept in 10 weeks,” says Lindsay Condefer, owner of internet-famous cleft-palate puppy Lentil.
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Why a Temple professor says this city needs an all-star jazz orchestra
During his travels, Stafford noticed that nearly every city he visited had an orchestra that “represented the strength of that city musically,” something he found lacking at home.
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How a Drexel professor turned a skyscraper into an Atari
Frank Lee: He doesn’t give a damn.
That’s not just a silly pun: The dude will not be deterred. Some people, when they hear a grand-scale...
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