Two young North American women are at a place near WuChing Rd. in Taipei, Taiwan that is a natural park with its own waterfall…
T: Where are we?
L: Here.
T: What time is it?
L: Now.
T: (thinks) Being in nature makes me want to pee (with excitement]
L: (comes back, sits down) I’ve just seen everything in...
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Trista di Genova
I’ve been thinking lately about something that’s been troubling me deeply, and it happens to tie in to Mother’s Day, because it’s about fully appreciating and honoring our mothers, and importantly, women in general.
As I listen to my mother’s and friend’s stories and experience my own, my heart is heavy with...
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Dear Ms. Gendernova,
Still celebrating the Super Bowl?
– William Shakespeare
It’s impotent to take every opportunity
to tell people how much there is to hate
about the Superbowl
but really it’s not going to
change the fact that everyone is
brainwashed into thinking
this is some really worthwhile event,
something truly American,
when all I think about are
pork-bellied men
gaping at t.v.’s in sports...
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Here’s a submission under the rubrique “existentialist”, “surrealist” or “Dada”, and inspired by our philosopher friend Michel Foucault…and the media during the turbulent Naughties.
It’s Chapter #11 of “The Great Scroll of Banciao.” So far it’s only been covered in a Venetian literary mag and on Taiwan radio, never serialized or anything. Perhaps if the reviews...
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Who are we? Well, who are you?
What are we? Well, what are you!
This could go on for some time.
But in sum, Lone Wolf Press is to become an online publishing network of writers, to promote our independent works on cultural, linguistic, natural, technological, philosophical, comparative issues in the world today. It’s designed to be like The...
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