http://www.fringemagazine.org The Noun That Verbs Your World Fri, 03 Feb 2012 20:18:59 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 hourly 1 http://www.fringemagazine.org/blog/#comment-41210 Fringe Magazine: Roving Police Squads in Oakland | Babblishing Thu, 10 Nov 2011 15:27:18 +0000 http://localhost/freelance/fringe/?page_id=187#comment-41210 [...] excellent Fringe Magazine has published a piece of mine about the Oakland police are engaging the Occupy protests.  I have questions, as should we all, about just who these police are.  Their behavior is so [...] [...] excellent Fringe Magazine has published a piece of mine about the Oakland police are engaging the Occupy protests.  I have questions, as should we all, about just who these police are.  Their behavior is so [...]

]]> http://www.fringemagazine.org/blog/#comment-31547 B&A FRINGE Book Reviews | We Put Words On Paper Thu, 07 Jul 2011 20:05:31 +0000 http://localhost/freelance/fringe/?page_id=187#comment-31547 [...] past two weeks, I’ve reviewed three books (here): Ethel Rohan’s Hard To Say, J.A. Tyler’s A Man of Glass & All the Ways We Have [...] [...] past two weeks, I’ve reviewed three books (here): Ethel Rohan’s Hard To Say, J.A. Tyler’s A Man of Glass & All the Ways We Have [...]

]]> http://www.fringemagazine.org/blog/#comment-27798 Fringe: the Noun that Verbs Your World « here now, myriads Mon, 23 May 2011 16:26:09 +0000 http://localhost/freelance/fringe/?page_id=187#comment-27798 [...] on the ‘net today! Anna had these lovely words to say as a form of introduction on the Fringe blog: A map of a garden can be made before the garden itself exists or after everything’s been [...] [...] on the ‘net today! Anna had these lovely words to say as a form of introduction on the Fringe blog: A map of a garden can be made before the garden itself exists or after everything’s been [...]

]]> http://www.fringemagazine.org/blog/#comment-7537 Looks & Books » What is the Point? Wed, 14 Apr 2010 21:06:11 +0000 http://localhost/freelance/fringe/?page_id=187#comment-7537 [...] contributing to other blogs as a way to expand my writing–namely, Bostonist, Vernacular, and Fringe, which I still edit. And then I started my own blog, Boston Book Bean, just to post on the fun [...] [...] contributing to other blogs as a way to expand my writing–namely, Bostonist, Vernacular, and Fringe, which I still edit. And then I started my own blog, Boston Book Bean, just to post on the fun [...]

]]> http://www.fringemagazine.org/blog/#comment-6097 Looks & Books » Reading, Writing, and Relationships Fri, 19 Feb 2010 15:10:23 +0000 http://localhost/freelance/fringe/?page_id=187#comment-6097 [...] of you know that I moonlight as the editor of Fringe Magazine’s blog. I wrote a post today about reading and its importance in romantic relationships. It’s [...] [...] of you know that I moonlight as the editor of Fringe Magazine’s blog. I wrote a post today about reading and its importance in romantic relationships. It’s [...]

]]> http://www.fringemagazine.org/blog/#comment-5735 Blog Spotlight::Fringe Blog:: « The Rhetorical Art of Blogging Wed, 27 Jan 2010 04:56:46 +0000 http://localhost/freelance/fringe/?page_id=187#comment-5735 [...] Fringe Blog is run by the editors of Fringe online magazine. That makes sense. Fringe magazine dedicates its online publications to things that are, well, on the Fringe of popular writing. As archives show (on the upper right side of the page) the blog has been up and running since April 2007. Currently–as of 27 January 2010–the blog has 467 posts. Averaging 154 posts a year (15-25 per month), the blog keeps its readers up to date on not only the magazine’s news but also news relating to its contributors, literary reviews, and interviews with authors. Occasionally an article or two on writing appears every month but that is less of a common occurrence. [...] [...] Fringe Blog is run by the editors of Fringe online magazine. That makes sense. Fringe magazine dedicates its online publications to things that are, well, on the Fringe of popular writing. As archives show (on the upper right side of the page) the blog has been up and running since April 2007. Currently–as of 27 January 2010–the blog has 467 posts. Averaging 154 posts a year (15-25 per month), the blog keeps its readers up to date on not only the magazine’s news but also news relating to its contributors, literary reviews, and interviews with authors. Occasionally an article or two on writing appears every month but that is less of a common occurrence. [...]

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