by Danielle Champiet-Coronado A curious book with a lyrical title that sounds like something you’d hear on the radio between Wagner’s ‘Flight of the Valkyries’ and DeBussy’s ‘Claire De Lune’. I say curious because of the book’s unique nature. “It’s written from the perspective of the observer being observed,” Stephen Lackaye, poet and author of […]

Written by bluemooneSeptember 17, 2018

Iranian opposition warns against uptick in Tehran’s terrorist activities

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Written by bluemooneSeptember 15, 2018September 15, 2018

Last Tuesdays Poetry; August 28, 2018

by Danielle Champiet-Coronado Greatness isn’t achieved without a few follies and this poetry event was no exception to either. At first I thought that we were being punked by Gilbert & Sullivan or that Rod Serling would poke his head out from behind the stacks and say “gotcha!” Such was not the case. […]

Written by bluemooneAugust 23, 2018

Last Tuesdays Poetry; July 31, 2018

by Danielle Champiet-Coronado With the sun screaming at the Earth this summer leaving us no escape from its scorching temperatures, where can one go to find a reprieve? My favorite air-conditioned haven is the Barnes and Noble bookstore, especially on the last Tuesday of the month; their poetry event! If great books and friendly, attentive […]

Written by bluemooneAugust 13, 2018

Amnesty International Calls on Iran Regime to Release All Protesters

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