by Jeremi Doucet The bookshelves in my parents’ home are filled with self-help literature. Titles like The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari, The Power of Now, and How to Be A Badass always seemed commonplace to me growing up. As though everyone had those same books and was on a similar quest: to find their …
by Jillian A. Fantin In the late 1980s, French immunologist Jacques Benveniste proposed the theory that water held the “memory” of previous substances and particles once dissolved within it. Although this idea has not found traction in the mainstream scientific community, it offers an interesting lens to view the essence of water through. I would …
by JR Boudreau Driving to the job three abreast in the front of the van. “Painted Ladies” is on the radio. We pass a field of black cows mechanically chewing cud and Mitch makes obnoxious smooching noises at them through the open window while he steers. His nose is ever scrunched up as if he’s …