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Why We’re Publishing Some Trump Stuff Again
The Trump electoral spectacle wears on through its tenth year, about as long as โThe Apprenticeโ show. In fact, it might well be that one of the things Trump initially wanted with his election shenanigans was ...
REG-GIE! REG-GIE! REG-GIE!
A seminal moment in my life occurred when I was about six years old. As we were walking back to our vehicle in the stifling summer heat after attending a Yankees game in the Bronx, a ...
The Future Belongs to the Mad
What are the roots that clutch, what branches grow Out of this stony rubbish? Son of man, You cannot say, or guess, for you know only A heap of broken images, where the sun beats, And ...
Another Call for Submissions to Hard Crackers
Hard Crackers Magazine relies on written submissions and articles from our editors and our readers. These stories can take many different forms. They can be: biographical essays recalling certain work or real life experiences; recollections or ...
Olive Groves and Desert Tortoises
I once lived in a desert, over 10 years ago. The Southern Californian desert changed me. I have never considered the swamplands of the gulf coast to be a forgiving land, but the urban environment has ...
From a Tiny Studio Apartment in Chicago
I am currently writing from my tiny studio apartment in Chicago that I pay far too much for in rent, listening to the album โControlโ by Pedro the Lion, a concept album about a businessman killed ...
Audacity!
โAudacity, still more audacity, audacity always!โ –Georges Danton, French Revolution 1792ย โThe best defense is disorder.โ –The Do-It-Yourself Occupation Guide The first Battle for Tucson ended in victory for us when the cops trashed our encampment ...
All Shall Be Afforded Dignity: The Art of Norman Kaplan
London Exhibit April 22 to May 6, 2024, and on-lineย Brief Introduction: The following is an on-line gallery of a recent London art exhibit featuring the work of Norman Kaplan. Norman is my brother-in-law and he ...
Aux armes! May Day in the Olive Grove
Students at the University of Arizona in Tucson erected two Gaza Solidarity encampments on April 29 and 30. For more information on the battle for Tucson, seeย https://livingandfighting.net/ This article is being published in Living & Fighting ...
Dreaming Freedom: Sam Cooke’s โA Change Is Gonna Comeโ
Itโs a truism, but nevertheless may be worth repeating: that music and literature of a radical bent can encapsulate the possibilities of their social moment in a way that manifestos and movement histories, no matter how subversive their authorsโ politics, are sometimes just unable to match.