Category: The Daily Odyssey
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The Black Lips Bring Rock and Roll to Mesopotamia by J. Levkowitz
On Saturday, September 29th, the Black Lips walked onto the stage of a small college in Erbil, Iraq. This show was a detour from their greater Middle East tour in Cairo, Amman, Dubai, and Lebanon. Had the band members not already purchased tickets to northern Iraq during the summer, the show might not have happened…
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Emma…by G. Mramor
His hands came to rest on her bare shoulders
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i watched her fall – poem by p. chatelain
i watched her fall she told me she was “cool” with everything.
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Return…by G. Mramor
Your body is an old dark place now
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When did I ever know you…by G. Mramor
When did I ever know you
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Good Looks, Romney by M. Pitter
My Fellow Americans, We ought to be grateful that some double agent of The People captured footage of (Willard) Mitt Romney at that clandestine swanky-danky millionaire dinner party. Think hypothetically, for a moment, of Mr. Romney in the presidency: Imagine how much more appalled most would be towards him and the government if he put…
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Time shall explain…by G. Mramor
Time shall explain
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Issue 2: October 2012
PROMO: The second issue of In Parentheses Literary Magazine is coming October 1, 2012. Counting the days. Submissions click here.
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Anti-US Sentiments in the Middle East and then Israel by M. Pitter
September 11th 2012 launched forth a new phase in the nationalistic movements of the Middle East popularly dubbed as the Arab Spring. A film attacking the sanctity of Islam entitled The Innocence of Islam created by supposedly an Israeli-American man, Sam Bacile, whose identity still remains blotted with mystery caused an intense backlash aimed at…
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Tear down the wall…by G. Mramor
Tear down the wall
