Primitive & Preferred Writing Tools: Manual Typewriter, Pad & Pen
Typing on a laptop and desktop is by far the most productive tools for me as a writer. I also love using two other tools. Firstly, I find that writing by hand, on a steno pad, with a bold blue color #2 pen gives me more inspiration than sitting robotic…
Read articleThe Beauty Of Old Tools
Photographer Nic Opdam is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of these images. From the ‘The Grace Of Technology’ series. To see Nic’s body of work, click on any photograph. All images © Nic Opdam See also: The…
Read articleCommon Objects Used As Tools Of Torture
Visual Artist and Lecturer at Wellesley College in Wellesley, Massachusetts, Mark Roemisch is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay. From his project ‘Broken‘. To see Mark’s body of work click on any image. The Broken series consists of 16 objects representative of methods or tools…
Read articleB&W Fine Art Photography – The Beauty Of Old Tools
This photography essay was submitted to Edge of Humanity Magazine by Fine Art Photographer Rashed Haq. From project “Relics” by Rashed Haq. Artist Statement “Human civilization and manmade tools have evolved symbiotically over the ages. But as humanity moves on, it leaves in its wake a trail…
Read articleDigital Art | Flowers
Artwork By Kathie Chicoine I’ve lived in the Chicago suburbs for many years; I’ve lived in the Midwest-which is my favorite part of the country- for all my life. I’ve always been interested in art and especially inspired by color, texture, and shapes, but in my younger years, I worked as a nurse…
Read articleAbout To Fade | A Visual And Literary Project
Photographer Laura C. Vela and Writer Suso Mourelo are the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributors of this photo essay. From the book/project ‘They always go alone, the bugs’. To see Laura’s body of work, click on any image. Written By Suso Mourelo Siempre van solos, los…
Read articleMental Illness, Poetry & Art
Poem from ‘Journey into the Shadow and the Sunshine’ Book by Annabel Harz SECURITY If I die tonight I shall carry your love as a blanket, and it shall keep me forever warm and safe. I shall never feel the cold of distance, of loneliness, of…
Read articleStill Life | Rewind Series
This series will focus on showcasing timeless photography that will tell human condition stories and provide enjoyment. Selected from features published since the magazine’s birth in 2014, these hidden visuals will again come to life to touch your hearts. The rewind series will be presented in subjects. To see…
Read article3 A.M.
Written by George Gad Economou three in the morning, murk outside the window; I still wait to hear from you. silence all day long, not a word, a text, not even a smile. where are you, I wonder, what are you doing all day? are you thinking of…
Read articleLosers
Written by George Gad Economou we’re everywhere: in every bar, classroom, behind desks and under wooden tables; crowding busses, flooding streets—nowhere to go, nothing to do—only survive, survive, struggle and claim your hole in the dirt—he was born, lived, and died: the only thing that can be written…
Read articlePeregrinating Through Life Without Meaning
Broken Bottles on the Floor Poem from the book Bourbon Bottles and Broken Beds By George Gad Economou the flowers quickly wither away amid the pool of bourbon, as they cannot feed like we did, when we crawled through the glassy sea to puke…
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Artwork By Kathie Chicoine I’ve lived in the Chicago suburbs for many years; I’ve lived in the Midwest-which is my favorite part of the country- for all my life. I’ve always been interested in art and especially inspired by color, texture, and shapes, but in my younger years, I worked as a…
Read articleNeon Lights
Written by George Gad Economou a flashing neon sign of a martini glass attracts the right kind of people, the ones that need a drink, parched from life and the shit thrown at them on a daily basis; you walk in, see the jukebox in the corner, the teeth-missing…
Read articleWhat Happened To Chernobyl?
Photographer Gastón Fournier is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay. From the project Chernobyl, 35 Years Later’. To see Gastón’s body of work, click on any image. I am from South America, and I was always interested in the history…
Read articleRewind Series | War
This series will focus on showcasing timeless photography that will tell human condition stories and provide enjoyment. Selected from features published since the magazine’s birth in 2014, these hidden visuals will again come to life to touch your hearts. The rewind series will be presented in subjects. To see…
Read articleWhat Happened With The Natural Process Of Procreation?
Written by Life Coach Carioca Da Gema Under a kerosene lamp, Florence prepares breakfast for her children and her elderly parents while her husband Ernest gathers his tools for a day of farming. He leaves with the first light and returns before sunset. Ernest looks forward to having…
Read articleLighting The Match
Witchcraft is about the 75% personal movement of energy. The tools and rituals are important, but one must have unshakable willpower to perform the craft. Ways to increase your control of this energy is to surround yourself as much as possible with nature and also through meditation; and as I…
Read articleWhen The Piano Plays An Eternal Sigh
Photographer Kristian Gavoille is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay. From ‘The Silence’ project. To see Kristian’s body of work, click on any image. The air stopped, little by little the silence filled the house, first upstairs, second I think, where…
Read articleUnorthodox Anatomy
Fine Art Photographer Ellen Cantor is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay. From the series ‘Unorthodox Anatomy’. To see Ellen’s body of work, click on any image. They Told Me I Was Out of Alignment “The aim of the wise is not to…
Read articleBook Review | Encyclopedia Of Witchcraft | By Judika Illes
This is one heavy, large, thick, hardback book. Over 4 pounds! It is divided into sections then alphabetical order. The only complaint is that because of the weight, it is easier to read at my desk instead of in bed. Like the front cover states: “the complete a-z for…
Read articleBeauty | The Messenger
Art | The Written Words Presented By NO MIDDLEMAN ART GALLERY Written By Joelcy Kay | Curator @ NO MIDDLEMAN ART GALLERY & Edge of Humanity Magazine In the center of the Sistine Chapel I cried. At the Giza Plateau in the saddle of an Arabian horse I froze.…
Read articleWill Online Business Transactions Subside After Covid?
More professionals will become better acquainted with the use of online communication tools. Business to business will continue to grow online. The pandemic will speed up these changes. Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021 More Predictions HERE Edge of Humanity Magazine is an independent nondiscriminatory…
Read articleDrop The Titles, We Are All Americans
The title of ‘white privileged’ will continue to be used to divide America. Many African Americans have positions of prestige and power; especially in local governments, police, hospitals/healthcare as well as universities and media. America is an equal opportunity country. The core problem in the African American communities start…
Read articlePain | How Depictions Can Change Our Perception
Photographer Quentin Caffier is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay. From the project ‘PHILOCTETE’. To see Quentin’s body of work, click on any image. In Greek mythology, Philoctetes is a companion of Ulysses. Wounded in combat, he lies agonizing for days, and as…
Read article“…like feelings and subconsciousness.”
Photographer Darius Ortmann is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of these photographs. From the project ‘Dreams & Nightmares. To see Darius’ body of work, click on any image. I often try to make pictures of commonplace subjects and scenes and photograph them like…
Read articleDELETE | A Social Tool Of Modern Society
Written by Lay Sion Ng @ Issues Under Tissues Chinese Malaysian, American Literature at Osaka University, Japan. Has technology affected our humanity or society? Today we are more dependent on technology than ever before. This has led me to wonder about the changes it has brought, and…
Read articleStorytelling With Home Stills While Sheltered In Place | Coronavirus’ Days
Portrait, Fashion, and Fine Arts Photographer Stefania Piccolo is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay. From the project ‘Conceptual Isolation’. To see Stefania’s body of work, click on any image. “Conceptual Isolation” is a journey into the events and emotions of these…
Read articleCOVID-19 | Coronavirus’ Days | Too Much Time On Your Hands? How About Facing Your Messy Garage?
Written by Life Coach Carioca Da Gema Peace in the castle during quarantine depends on the activities one or many can master. Whether you are home with your mate or with a family of eight, keeping the mood from going sour is paramount. “What are we going to…
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Death, Catholicism & My Mother’s Decisions Kelly Burke Intimate Passages Of My Mother’s Turmoil Marilyn Jaye Lewis “It’s for the mice” | Memories Of My Grandmother Marilyn Jaye Lewis “…you know you can’t sleep there” | Passages Of A Homeless Person’s Life J H Martin By…
Read articleBackroom Stories | Caring For The Human Body | Crematorium
Photographer Juraj Lipscher is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay. From the project ‘Body Shops /Crematoriums’. To see Juraj’s body of work, click on any photograph. We are pleased with our ability to mutate human bodies from weak to strong, from ugly…
Read articleMessy Garage?
The Life Coaching Series Written by Life Coach Carioca Da Gema You are not alone if your garage resembles a dumping ground. 25% of garages in America are overstuffed with everything but cars. Let’s clean it up, shall we? Assuming that you have shelving units in your…
Read articleShabu-Shabu | Illustrated Recipe
Course: Very special dinner Portion feeds: 2 to 3 people Inspired by: A delicious meal I had in Takayama, Japan. Tools needed for this fantastic meal: 1) I tried just about every contraption and I have finally found and spent the money for a shabu-shabu pan. So save yourself…
Read articleAway From Modernity In The Guatemalan Highlands | Mayan’s Struggles & Traditional Ways
Photographer Cory Zimmerman is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this documentary photography. From the project ‘Altos’. To see Cory’s body of work, click on any image. After working with the caravans of Central American migrants in Mexico, I felt the next logical step…
Read articleThe Struggles To Treat Tuberculosis | Dhaka
Documentary Photographer Mauro De Bettio is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this social documentary photography. From his project Shadows and Silhouettes . To see Mauro’s body of work click on any image. Darkness, chipped walls, old rusty tools. The time, here, is marked only by the drops…
Read articleLife’s Moments
Artist, Educator and Photographer Nick Meyer is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of these images. To see Nick’s body of work click on any photograph. See also: The Local By Nick Meyer
Read articleHow China Is Taking A Big Bite In The Art Market
Artist Priscilla Briggs is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this article. From her project ‘Making Mona Lisa‘. To see Priscilla’s body of work click on any photograph. This work addresses the cultural convergence of Western ideas about the value of art and the mass production of Chinese oil…
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Read articleWithout Boundaries Making Dresses For The Devil
Photographer Alina Fedorenko is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this art project. From her series ‘Dresses‘. To see Alina’s body of work click on any photograph. Dresses “Twelve nails and a rusty pair of scissors. With only these meagre tools at her command, apart from her own…
Read articleTechnology & The American Worker #3 – Technology Throughout History
Throughout history, technological advancement has improved mankind. Since Adam and Eve, men and women have methodically worked to make their life easier by inventing tools and methods to increase productivity. For survival and prosperity, humans have through the ages, carved rudimentary tools made from animal bones and stone, made…
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Read articleBelo Monte Dam: Deforestation, Relocation & The Kayapos’ Way Of Life In The Amazon Region
Photographer, Writer and Conservationist Cristina Mittermeier is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this social documentary photography. To see Cristina’s body of work click on any image. Farewell Wild River For over 20 years, the ploy to dam the tributaries of the Amazon has been bounced around and…
Read articleHaiku # 194
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Read articleScavenging Yellowstone’s Buffalo
Portrait Photographer Matt Hamon is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this documentary photography. From his project ‘The Gleaners‘. To see Matt’s gallery of projects click on any image. This series of photographs focuses on a small group of primitive skills practitioners…
Read articleRoofers In Paris, France
Photographer Cedric Roux is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photography essay. These images are from his project ‘Workers on Paris Roof Tops‘. To see Cedric’s gallery of projects and photographs click on any image. See…
Read articleSteel Workers In UK
Photographer Carl Hyde is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this portrait photography essay. These images are from his project ‘Steel Fixers‘. To see Carl’s gallery of projects click on any image. Captions by Erminia Yardley. …
Read articleSocial Documentary Photography – Working The Coal Mines In India
This social documentary photography was submitted to Edge of Humanity Magazine by Photographer and Journalist Erberto Zani. Click on any image to see Erberto’s gallery of projects. Images from the book “Black World” by Erberto Zani. Coal in Jharkhand It is a dark world that millions…
Read articleB&W Documentary Photography – Daily Life In Lake Retba, Senegal
This documentary photography was submitted to Edge of Humanity Magazine by 53IMAGES. From project “Lake Retba” by 53IMAGES. Click on any image to see “Recent Collections” by 53IMAGES. Lake Retba is located approximately forty miles Northeast from Dakar, Senegal. Only a narrow band of dunes separate the lake from…
Read articleRemains Of A Civilization In Rural Romania – Photo Essay
The content of this post was submitted to Edge of Humanity Magazine by Julian a citizen of the free world at UN CIUDADANO DEL MUNDO LIBRE. The human civilization always leaves behind remains. Either this means some prehistoric tools once used by cavemen or nowadays’ mountains of garbage. We have…
Read articleThe Potosi Miners, Bolivia Photo Documentary #2
This photo documentary and article depicting the Potosi miners of Bolivia was submitted to Edge of Humanity Magazine by Pip Strickland blogger, writer and photographer at The Adventures of Pip. Click here to see Pip Stickland GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHS. CLICK ON THE IMAGE TO SEE ORIGINAL POST…
Read articlePhoto Documentary – The Potosi Miners Bolivia
This photo documentary and article depicting the Potosi miners of Bolivia was submitted to Edge of Humanity Magazine by Pip Strickland blogger, writer and photographer at The Adventures of Pip. Click here to see Pip Stickland GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHS. ‘In the 16th century, Potosi in Bolivia, became…
Read articlePhotography – Warehouse Train Station
This unique photo essay was submitted to Edge of Humanity Magazine by photographer and artist Benji Thomas. The images depict tools and heavy equipment in a Train Station Warehouse. This unique photo essay was submitted to Edge of Humanity Magazine by photographer and artist Benji Thomas. The…
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