Jessica Bell — The Monarch Review
Music for the Masses, Music for the One
Thursday, June 16, 2011 14:20 — 7 Comments
Different musics demand different venues for the creation of an optimum sonic experience.
When She Flicks The Latch – Jessica Bell
Tuesday, June 14, 2011 12:55 — 2 Comments
For the fourth morning in a row, Elvira wakes up to see her mother, Dot, passed out on the couch. A bottle of Smirnoff lies on the floor on its side, open, pleading for Dot to wake up and take down its few remaining drops with her morning cigarette. Dot’s skeletal, feeble limbs are splayed in directions Elvira recognizes as also possible on dead, bruised victims she’s seen on Crime TV. Their Australian suburban house is small—just slightly bigger than a caravan, but at least it doesn’t have wheels—at least this means they’re not ‘trailer trash’—quite. Elvira passes Dot to […]
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The answer isn't poetry, but rather language
- Richard Kenney
