A Showcase of Local Bands I had the opportunity to hang out at the Wild Goose a couple of weeks ago with members of several bands who will be performing together in a showcase concert on May 1 at the Black Sheep: Smith House, Get Along, Atlantic Panic, and Modern Suspects. I really enjoyed getting to know these guys, who were introduced to me by Zach Brown and Barrett Muth
Over 100 billion stars populate our galaxy, and our galaxy is just one of another 100 or more billion galaxies, so the universe must be teeming with intelligent life. Given that we live in a middle-aged galaxy, other life forms are surely far more advanced than we are. This means our comparatively primitive notions of physics shouldn’t define what these other possible forms of life can or can’t do. Some
Hello USR readers, We should start by mentioning that we’re upgrading again by adding more bandwidth, which means our site will be running faster and more efficiently within the next few days. We want the time you spend on our site to be pleasurable and trouble-free. Of equal interest, we’ll be building a new music section over the next few weeks, and we’ll keep you posted regarding this exciting addition. We had
Hello readers, We’re placing Emily Badovinac’s Deep Red on hiatus for a while so Emily can finish the novel as skillfully as possible. The text has become intricately layered and richly complex, and she wants the final movements to reflect excellence. In the meantime, we’ll run other Friday features, and Emily will also be writing other pieces for the site. Also, we’ll repost each Deep Red chapter on an ongoing basis, beginning with Chapter
Hi US Represented readers, As the year draws to a close, we continue to maintain a robust volume of quality content that supports free speech and creative expression. In Sandra Knauf’s Zera and the Green Man: Chapter 9, Theodore had “grown used to having Zera in his life. Yes, she could be a brat, yes, she didn’t like Tiffany, but he knew that underneath the acting up she was a good kid. Pangs
