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Moon on the Caribbean As the moon sheds her countenance on the pleated skirts of El Caribe, rolling shoulders break older forces into white froth, rolling up on shores like the dead shells of Ozymandias, Bolivarian waves forming where foreign-flagged ships, once heavy with sugar, copper and gold left southern... » read this article

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For many readers of classic literature, the authors who remain with them through the years are few and for some, can be counted on one hand. Over time, Loren Eiseley, the famous 20th century anthropologist, became such a person for me. His essay, The Slit introduces his book, The Immense Journey,... » read this article

Mother Earth: Too Big To Fail   a village idiot is less harmful than a boom town capitalist   trans-national corporate media, let it go in one ear and out the other -- summer breeze   US drought, floods in China and Russia: who's the real superpower?   Oil, water,... » read this article