Center City 7/11 Closed to Keep Workers Safe.
On Friday March 18th, the 7-11 on Juniper and Market Streets, next to City Hall in downtown Philadelphia closed its door. Not because of a new apartment building, new hotel,
Untitled poem
I turn on all the lights in my apartment.I taste my perfume.I smellso many of my candles.I roll my mat out, and then back up,out,and then back up. It’s gotta
Poem: Winter Squash
I am drawing some kinds of constellations from the back of my outside brain. I wish there were more lines to cross between more even steps for a harmonious ride
Please Don’t Throw Things At Ben Simmons.
Although the title of this article may seem sarcastic, it is 100% sincere. When Ben Simmons returns to the Wells Fargo Center tonight, please do not throw things at him. Be
Sunday Cartoons by Emily K. – Mar. 6
These are some Sunday morning cartoons drawn by Philadelphia-based illustrator and cartoonist Emily K, otherwise known as “sadfunnytrue“ on Instagram. To see even more of her work, you can support
The Unofficial Broad Street Run Soundtrack
So you entered the lottery for the Broad Street Run on May 1. Maybe you already got that bittersweet email saying that you have been selected; you’re ready to earn
Poem: Parking, rush hour, Temple University 2/18/22
Traffic has stopped in the right lane and I see over the horns and dickheads that somebody has crushed the back legs and hips of this poor opossum by running
Sunday Cartoons by Emily K. – Feb. 27
These are some Sunday morning cartoons drawn by Philadelphia-based illustrator and cartoonist Emily K, otherwise known as “sadfunnytrue“ on Instagram. To see even more of her work, you can support
Deal of the Week: Death
“Deal of the Week” is an updated take on the horoscope column. Bad advice, worse poetry, every Monday. The swamp feels real good, warm from the bottom and easy to
Sunday Cartoons by Emily K. – Feb. 20
These are some Sunday morning cartoons drawn by Philadelphia-based illustrator and cartoonist Emily K, otherwise known as “sadfunnytrue“ on Instagram. To see even more of her work, you can support
Philly Plain Dealer 