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AIOTB Has Officially Moved to its New Site: As It Ought To Be Magazine
As It Ought To Be has moved to its new site: asitoughttobemagazine.com. Check us out at our new address! All our new articles and posts will be featured on the new site. So make sure to like the new page … Continue reading
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Announcing the New As It Ought To Be Magazine
We are excited to announce that on Monday, As It Ought To Be will be moving to a new site with a new name: As It Ought To Be Magazine (asitoughttobemagazine.com). But don’t worry, all the old content and features … Continue reading
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First-Hand Accounts From Made-Up Places: An Interview With Poet Mike James
First-Hand Accounts From Made-Up Places: An Interview With Poet Mike James By Chase Dimock … When you read Mike James’ new book of poetry, you realize that the contradiction in the title is the intersection where his creativity dwells. For … Continue reading
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Maiden Voyage
– Maiden Voyage By Howie Good Maiden Voyage All things are photographable. Two days ago it was a ruined farmer walking slowly over a country bridge, as if looking for a place to jump. Yesterday it was a man … Continue reading
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Standard Time
. Standard Time By Stephen Roger Powers . Standard Time The highway to work was longer than usual the first Monday after turning back the clocks. My watch suggested I slow down. You are not late enough, it said. Daydream … Continue reading
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The Incredible Bipolar Hulk: A Conversation with Poet Daniel Crocker
. The Incredible Bipolar Hulk: A Conversation with Poet Daniel Crocker By Chase Dimock . The genius of The Incredible Hulk is that everyone can identify with him. All people have a reservoir of anger inside them, and we all … Continue reading
