***Roger Camp is the author of three photography books including the award winning Butterflies in Flight, Thames & Hudson selected by the Associated Press and NBC Today Show in their recommended books of… Continue reading →
OLD WOMAN: Make yourself comfortable. Welcome to Luna’s Massage palace.
LUCINDA: (Timid) Thank you.
OLD WOMAN: Take off your robe, if you desire. Then slide into the bed...
It began to rain in the night, and it continued to rain hard all morning, so of course it was going to flood. East Fork Creek would break out first, where it always breaks out first, on the Brenners’ place where the creek curves around their soybean field...
SCENE: A Caribbean Bar with a small table and two chairs. On the table is a cocktail shaker. Caribbean music is playing. LIBBY, a tourist, enters, looking frazzled and talking
on her cell phone….
The Last Dance is a play about love, life, and loss. The story unfolds by the ocean and is told through the enduring spirits of two mature palm trees that stand side by side as a major hurricane makes landfall...
She said that every dawn in the greenhouse she could almost hear hundreds of buds opening at once. And every evening at home, I imagined the paper flowers I folded being slid into a furnace somewhere...
***Joseph A. Miller is an Associate Professor of Art at S.U.N.Y. Buffalo State University, where he has taught drawing and painting since 1997. Miller’s work is in numerous public and private collections, and… Continue reading →
Consider a world gone mad. My homeland slipping into chaos. Masked agents shooting
civilians in the streets. I am but one small human being, unimportant, unremarked...