Category: The Daily Odyssey
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I dream of her…by G. Mramor
I dream of her
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First Thoughts on Kurdistan
Upon arrival at Ataturk International Airport, I had nothing but time before my flight to Suleimania, Iraq- my home for the upcoming school year. Pressing through a fifteen hour flight binging on the limited selection of romance comedies and complimentary whiskey, I felt goaded to take a long walk through the airport. I ended up strolling…
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I see a hand…by G. Mramor
I see a hand
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l see the blind one…by G. Mramor
I see the blind one
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10 Reasons to be a Proud American by M. Pitter
Michael Pitter is a writer and currently a student of the pre-medical sciences living in Harlem. He graduated from Boston University in 2012, where he received the Gregory Hudson Award for Writing Excellence in the Humanities. There he studied English literature, philosophy and history. He is the founder of In Parentheses Magazine. My Fellow Americans: 1.…
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Social Entrepreneurship – Essay by L. Wald
Leah Wald surfs, races horses and plays soccer. She traveled to a former FMLN guerilla base in El Salvador to help build an eco-tourism business. Later, she founded a company that exports cashmere from Mongolia and reinvests its profits into various development projects. She studied International Political Economy and is currently getting a business degree…
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That disease you have…by G. Mramor
That disease you have
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July, Palisaded Plains – Poetry Submission by A. Pajewski
The train trails time, ebbs as I lie awake, staring at plastic stars, stuck to popcorn ceiling by the last tenant. Sounds call out and I’m out of nouns.Its warble rends sky from Juniper. Disrupts quotidian life. A resplendent- ness leaves you staggering.
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Geography Girls – Short Story Submission by J. Hll (Must be 18+ to Read)
Jack Hill is the editor of Crossed Out Magazine, an online fiction magazine (www.crossedoutmagazine.org), and lives in Northern California. *** From the last row of geography class I move my leg back and stare at the back sides of all the girls, the bra straps and underwear elastic, a side of their breast or ass…
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Who shall be…by G. Mramor
Who shall be
