“…there is nothing quite like an inscription in a book no longer owned by the dedicatee to capture the melancholy, + more
“…there is nothing quite like an inscription in a book no longer owned by the dedicatee to capture the melancholy, + more
Only in Florida: A quadruple amputee is “armed and on the run” from authorities, a shoplifter managed to stuff a chainsaw down his + more
We talked a little last week about poetry and rhythm, and it occurred to me afterward that poetry is an awful + more
My family has a couple of Halloween traditions, if you want to call them that: We eat chili and listen + more
It’s dark, hot, musty, and noisy. Other than that, working at an underground mine site is a piece of cake. + more
I prefer not to categorize books. Like music, they’re either good or bad, and discussions about genres and sub-genres tend + more
I was in Seattle Monday and Tuesday, in town to see the final show of the King Crimson Elements tour. Tickets went on sale + more
Letterheads, we make them all the time here at helveticka. However, I think if you asked a random 20-something (i.e. + more
From Mad no. 154 (October 1972): “The Mad Guide to Political Types.” The terrifying tale of The Hound of Mons has + more
On September 16, 1805—209 years ago today—the Lewis and Clark expedition was crossing the Bitterroot Range of the Rocky Mountains, somewhere + more
Bouten Construction Company turns 70 this year, and last week they invited a couple hundred of their closest friends to the Spokane Convention Center’s + more
The headline says it all: “Underwear-stealing ghosts made my life hell.” The best line of the story, though? “I thought + more