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Chuck’s Radio Commentaries - Salvation South
Salvation South on the Radio Every Friday, Georgia Public Broadcasting airs a short commentary by our editor-in-chief, Chuck Reece. To listen live, tune into any GPB station (or listen live at gpb.org) at 7:45 a.m. during “Morning Edition” or at 4:45 during “All Things Considered.” We store archived versions of all Chuck’s commentaries on this page. Enjoy listening! And we’d love to hear your feedback.
The Molotov Cocktail
Goop by Chris Milam Two weeks ago, I coughed out a living creature. Goop, the name I gave it, is a toddler-sized grey blob of intelligent processed food. Its mouth resembles a soft taco stuffed with strawberry jelly; its single eye is basically a sausage crumble. After feeling one another out for an hour or so, we bonded like wounds and sutures. Me and Goop listen to Faster Pussycat and shoot Nerf basketball and drink too many Coronas.
"The Ancestor" By Danielle Trussoni Is A Wildly Entertaining Mystery Novel
As part of his “Brass Ovaries: Reading Women” column for Mystery Tribune, Gabino Iglesias takes a closer look at “The Ancestor” by NY Times best-selling author Danielle Trussoni. Mr. Iglesias is the author of Coyote Songs, Zero Saints, and Gutmouth and his nonfiction has appeared in places like The New York Times and the Los Angeles Review of Books. ***** Danielle Trussoni’s The Ancestor is one of those rare novels that can appeal to readers of wildly diverging tastes.
One Sunrise Left: Dark Flash Fiction By Chris Milam
Stories by Chris Milam have appeared in Lost Balloon, Jellyfish Review, and elsewhere. He was nominated for Best Small Fictions 2018. He lives in Hamilton, Ohio. ***** Henry Elkins was the mayor of Casket City. He wasn’t elected to the position, he’s just really good at murder. A week ago, he was challenged by Shawn Moore, a lovely man who ate four families in two states before being apprehended at a KFC in Detroit.
Last-Minute Plans: 119 Free, Cheap & Easy Things To Do In Seattle This Weekend: Nov 10-12, 2017 - Things to Do - The Stranger
Last-Minute Plans: 119 Free, Cheap & Easy Things To Do In Seattle This Weekend: Nov 10-12, 2017 Panicking because you haven't yet made plans for the weekend and you're short on cash? Don't worry—below, find all of your options for last-minute entertainment that won't cost more than $10, ranging from the Big Dig Record Show to Goodwill's Glitter Sale, and from the Bunka no Hi Japanese festival to National and State Park free days.
Bottom of the Ninth
The drone of rubber carving asphalt was always a kind of vagabond lullaby to Rick Dalrymple. From Louisville to Chattanooga, Harrisburg to Altoona, or Potomac to Raleigh, it didn't matter much what the destination was, he just let the melody of nomadic friction do it’s job. But today was different, he couldn't drift off, his veteran gaze lost in the blur of highway signs and sprawling foliage that zipped past his window like fast-moving slides of a traveler’s regret.
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