Not bad! #6
Today, we are featuring three poems by Boston-area poet poet Harry Meltzer. Continue reading Not bad! #6
Author: Talk Vomit
All Dogs (And Frank) Go To Heaven
By Benjamin Davis Frank died. A vast field opened up before him. He looked around, left then right. He frowned. To his left was a green plain of roaming hills. To his right, a landscape of nightmares. For as far as he could see, a squirming, wriggling desert of fat worms stretched ahead. Frank moved closer to it. His vision wasn’t great. But still, it … Continue reading All Dogs (And Frank) Go To Heaven
A Grand Vision
Masterchef is want freed of threat of its conclusion; Masterchef is life without fear of death. It is banal and unending. Continue reading A Grand Vision
I tried toxic positivity for three days and here’s how it completely changed my life!
We see it, we hear it, we know it, but do we live, laugh and love it? Continue reading I tried toxic positivity for three days and here’s how it completely changed my life!
What Frank Found Down By the Sea Shore
Welcome to “What Happened When Frank Died.” Continue reading What Frank Found Down By the Sea Shore
Here, a not-so-dorky Valentine’s playlist
For a long time, I was the kind of person who rolled my eyes at the mention of February 14th. Continue reading Here, a not-so-dorky Valentine’s playlist
Not bad! #5
Welcome to Not bad!, Talk Vomit’s Sunday morning poetry series. Today, we are featuring one poem by Massachusetts poet Grace Stathos. Continue reading Not bad! #5
Listen: The emo throwback playlist you knew we’d publish eventually
I hope these songs awaken your teenage emotions and make you want to holler with your friends. Continue reading Listen: The emo throwback playlist you knew we’d publish eventually
Open Season
Plays mostly, you know, and lots of commercials. Continue reading Open Season
Save to Drafts, Vols. 1-2
Beginning at the turn of the new year, we asked our readers to submit screen grabs of their drafts. Anything from grocery lists saved in their Notes app to tweets and texts they never sent were on the table. You did not disappoint. We had a theory, you see, after our Dec. 2020 book club meeting, that despite how common it is to “post through it,” it’s … Continue reading Save to Drafts, Vols. 1-2
