ON THE SILENCE OF WOMEN, by Tod Davies.
Doubt those who doubt women, excerpted from the newly released
1455 Women Writers Anthology . . .
MY ENCOUNTER WITH TRUMP DERANGEMENT SYNDROME, by Yahia Lababidi.
Doubt those who doubt the humanity of others, excerpted from “If You Cannot Say Genocide” . . .
THE LIFE OF PYTHAGORAS, by Bruce E.R. Thompson.
Doubt leads to “truths more profound and interesting” . . .
SOME HIDDEN FIRE, by James C. Clar.
Doubt can light a hidden fire . . .
THE FOOLISH FROGS, by Matias Travieso-Diaz.
No doubt it’s fatal to abdicate your own power . . .
CHAT ENTROPY, by T.C. Eisele.
In doubt, how much information is lost? . . .
LOOKING INTO THE FIRE, by Cliff Beck.
Doubt leads to “these seeds of hope” . . .
A LEAF OF DISCOVERY, by Benjamin White.
That grow into new patterns . . .
WHO ARE YOU, by John Grey.
It starts with doubting yourself first of all . . .
“TOGETHERNESS”, by Richard LeDue.
Doubting your meaning for others . . .
I DO NOT WAY TO BE STRETCHED LIKE MUSIC WRUNG FROM A DROPPED SEED, by Lana Hectman Ayers.
Or insisting they doubt their perception of your meaning . . .
ASHLAND, ONE SPRING DAY, by Barry Vitcov.
Emerging doubt that some greater love exists . . .
KEEP TURNING THE KALEIDOSCOPE, by David D. Horowitz.
And there, like we said, all those bits of doubt turn into patterns . . .
SPINNING YARNS, by Marissa Bell Toffoli.
Turning into transformation. . .
The TODBLOG means to “support people of worth” . . . JAM TODAY loves veggie tacos, but then, who doesn’t? . . .
This issue’s picture is by EAP’s own Mike Madrid.
Next issue is 1 January, the WINTER 2027: WORDS, WHIRLING WORDS issue … contributions by 1 December please…
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