Won Over By Reality By Tim Bayer BRIGHTON New York—(Weekly Hubris)—11/24/2014—Squirrels are excellent climbers and often plunder seeds from bird feeders, much to the chagrin of bird-loving homeowners. The bird- feeder-squirrel-defense-system portrayed in…

Out of Santorini By Doris Athanassakis Note: This portfolio of  images represents yet another offering via Weekly Hubris of works by photographer Doris Athanassakis. Here, the photographer turns her lens on elements of her analog…

“As my never-alas-met, always-kept-in-mind, and ever-inspiring late master-Yoga-teacher, B.K.S. Iyengar said: ‘Your body exists in the past and your mind exists in the future. In Yoga, they come together in the present.’”—Elizabeth Boleman-Herring…

Carrying canvas bags and capacious baskets, we set off to fill them—with rosé wines (for our aperitifs), eight different types of saucisse, for grilling and for nibbling, cheeses, butter, and three loaves of…

Won Over By Reality By Tim Bayer BRIGHTON New York—(Weekly Hubris)—11/10/2014—I found this week’s video visually amazing since it looks as though the snow is on fire here. Self-illuminating skiers lighting the darkness…

“There’s a fair chance I was born with a slight buzz because no one ever warned Mother not to smoke or drink while she was pregnant. Indeed, many of my generation are here…

Won Over By Reality By Tim Bayer BRIGHTON New York—(Weekly Hubris)—11/3/2014—What was that? At least, that was my response, after I stopped laughing. I happened upon the humor of Key & Peele and immediately…

“. . . after all, you’ll have three works of fiction going, a collection of essays, a folio of poems, a fat graphic novel, a theological tome . . .”—Claire Bateman Speculative Friction…

  Out of Santorini By Doris Athanassakis Note: This portfolio of  images represents yet another offering via Weekly Hubris of works by photographer Doris Athanassakis. Here, the photographer turns her lens on elements of her…

“After the dry-picking, when the tall plants and poison ivy bordering the pond next to the bog lose their bright red and orange hues, it is time to flood the bog for harvesting.…