The Art Of Producing Dreams
The Art Of Producing Dreams Cover Artist Spotlight – Chad Mathews by Michael Kinney Chad Mathews can’t get it
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Fighting Back RAKEEM WILLIS
Fighting Back RAKEEM WILLIS by Michael Kinney As manager of Everything’s OK Dispensary, one of the first faces a customer
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Another Sign
by James Bridges The door swung open and there was light. I couldn’t see much else other than the soft
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Right WIth It by James Bridges As I entered the dwellings of what one might call the traveling type
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The Feminine Divine; Raw, Real, and Bare in Oklahoma
The Feminine Divine; Raw, Real, and Bare in Oklahoma Nothing to hide behind, exposed, and real with Wendy Elena, The
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This Intuition WIll Be Visualized
This Intuition WIll Be Visualized Holly McHughes COVER ARTIST By James Bridges Too much. Those two words are very
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The Vulchers Still Lurk
The Vulchers Still Lurk by James Bridges HERBAGE MAGAZINE “I was around 7-years-old when my cousin’s and I thought it
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Look Into the Damn Window
by James Bridges The shell of my body stands silently looking into nothing. You’ll notice something strange if you step
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You Egotistical Bastard
You Egotistical Bastard by James Bridges HERBAGE MAGAZINE I got this photo taken the other day. It appeared in my
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Stop Looking At Me
by James Bridges The floor squirted off its sounds of worn years as I walked toward the door. I stepped
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The Door Closed
by James Bridges There was laughter coming from the other room. I walked in and noticed a familiar someone laughing
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Did You Find Me?
by James Bridges The mirror talks in slow motion. He wants to be seen. He wants to be heard. Blurred.
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