You may have seen him around Venice. Short, stocky, sandy hair, thick glasses. Limping along with duffel bag slung over his shoulder. Or maybe you’ve noticed him seated on the sidewalk at […]
Not An Interview With Paul Beethoven
Poetry
I know a woman – By Mary Getlein Silent Bells – By Lynette BLACK BUDDHA IN A DARK ALLEY – By Philomene Long I’ve Known Freedom – By Ashkii Newton Greetings from […]
THE BEAT GOES ON
By Marty Liboff YOU ARE ALL UNDER ARREST!! John Haag started our beloved Beachhead newspaper in 1968. He had run the legendary Venice West Cafe at 7 Dudley Ave. in Venice from […]
Poetry
The People’s Doge of Venice – By Jim Smith Hybrids – By Mary Getlein Two Thousand to Twelve – By Ronald Keith McKinley My Pain Is Never Borrowed – By Krista Schwimmer […]
Poetry
A Visit – By Mary Getlein The Blind Waltz – By Miles Krumpak Not Responsible – By Alan Lewis Rodman The American Dream Scheme – By Marty Liboff Yo Saturnalia! (the original […]
Poetry
Roger Houston I Too Bled – Ronald Keith Mc Kinley I Can’t Breathe – Majid Naficy Blooms, Blossoms, and Blessings – Tina Catalina Corcoran Alan Rodman At the Laundromat Off Main & […]
Poetry
Fly Away – By Mary Getlein Manifestation – By Ron McKinley …And When We Danced, The World Stood Still… – By Johnathan Leonard Mills The Map of Your Hunger – By B. Meade […]
Poetry
What’s Wrong – By Panos Douvos WAYS TO FILL HOLES – By Chaya Silbertstein Owed to the Children – By John Kertisz Roger Houston My Cat, Athena – By Mary Getlein ———————————— […]
Poetry
love hate venice – By Della Franco Ferguson, Missouri, 2014 – By Mary Getlein Post Racial Ferguson – By Ronald McKinley The Great Cop Out! or, The Saint Louie Blues… – By […]
Poetry
Philomene Long – There Are Never Enough Ravens in a Poem Philomene Long – Love, You Are Green and Dark John Thomas – You Bring Me Apple Trees, Flowering Apple Trees Roger […]
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