Music | Werewolves Of London By Warren Zevon ” I saw a werewolf with a Chinese menu in his hand”
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Read articleMusic | Do You Know the Way to San Jose Performed By Dionne Warwick (1968)
This song was selected from the Hermit Poet’s Music Collection * To listen on YouTube CLICK HERE * Available on Amazon.com below: Dionne Warwick 45 RPM Do You Know the Way to San Jose / Let Me Be Lonely Worldwide, Timeless & Diverse See our Complete Music Selection…
Read articleBook Review | The New Encyclopedia Of Orchids | 1500 Species In Cultivation By Isobyl la Croix | Forward By Phillip Cribb | Photographs By Manual Aubron
About the book: Do you enjoy collecting and growing orchids? If yes, then The New Encyclopedia Of Orchids is for you. The book contains detailed information of 1500 cultivated species in 350 genera. The contents include: introduction, cultivation, pests and diseases, conservation and propagation, A-Z list of orchids, glossary, bibliography,…
Read articleMusic | Maggie May By Rod Stewart (1971)
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Read articleTop 100 Songs Of Hermit Poet’s Music Collection | Spill the Wine By Eric Burdon and War (1970)
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Read articlePhotography Book Recommendation | Deeds of War By James Nachtwey
The work in this book immortalizes images of war, survival, struggles, and defiance. The photographs bring us back to wars from the 1980s and is a historic representation of action on the ground. Wars are bloody and full of death. The images of the dead and partially decomposed bodies…
Read articleBook Review | Diplomat’s Dictionary By Chas. W. Freeman, Jr. | Forward By David Ignatius
Around twenty years ago, most folks would receive international news from the television. With the power of the internet and mobile devices, information today is moving at lighting speed. Billions of people have at their fingertips, what is happening around the world, at that instant. Because of this immediate access…
Read articleTop 100 Songs Of Hermit Poet’s Music Collection | A Slave and Her Mistress | Powerful Historic Civil War Song | “Julie” By Rhiannon Giddens From Album Freedom Highway (2017)
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Read articleGlobalization Class Warfare
The world economy is rapidly becoming much more high tech and commercialized. An enormous amount of people have been lifted out of poverty and are experiencing a higher standard of living. They have access to more consumer goods that allow for a more comfortable existence. Whether one is for or…
Read articleNatural Born Warriors Preserving Their Traditions | Māori People | New Zealand
Photographer Matteo Fabi @ BLOBALLY is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this social documentary photography. From his project ‘Haka Way of Life’. To see Matteo’s portfolio click on any image. The haka is the warrior-like dance performance made famous worldwide by the New Zealand’s…
Read articleMusic-Local On The Eights (Instrumental) From The Album Blame It On The Margaritas By Howard Livingston and Mile Marker 24 Band
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Read articleRefugees – Crossing Borders Towards A New Struggle
Documentary Photographer and Photojournalist Cinzia D’Ambrosi is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this social documentary photography. From her ongoing project ‘Hate Hurts‘ . For more info on Hate Hurts click on any photograph. Over the last two years, I have chronicled the personal costs of psychological and physical…
Read articleMusic-Sell Your Stuff Keep The Dog Live On An Island By Howard Livingston & The Mile Marker 24 Band
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Read articleFaces Of Cazuca – The Illusive Peace For The Children Living In Extreme Poverty After Colombia’s War
Visual Artist Katy Lopez is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this portrait/documentary photography. From her project ‘AfterWar‘. To see Katy’s body of work click on any photograph. AfterWar is a story told in photographs of the children of Cazuca, a very deprived and stigmatized…
Read articleElderly Care Home In Beirut After 15 Years Of Civil War
Photographer Jacky Chapman is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this social documentary photography. These images are from her project ‘Care Home Beirut, Lebanon Late 1990’s“. To see Jacky’s body of work click on any image. Between 1975 and 1990 Lebanon suffered 15 years…
Read articleEngland’s Community For Polish War Veterans: “A Home Away From Home”
Visual Storyteller Karolina Jonderko is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this social documentary photography. These images are from her project ‘Little Poland‘. To see Karolina’s projects click on any image. “His Majesty’s government will never forget the debt they owe to the Polish troops who…
Read articleMusic-Low Rider By War
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Read articleCMXXXI – War On Globalization
Locust Swarming Across USA Savagely Pulling apart Globalization American employees On their knees Will Nationalism and Protectionism provide sanctuary? Or lead to purgatory? Exploding Asian middle class Mexican workers Cost much less Bring jobs home Before Robots take over And Nothing left but some bones Back to HOME…
Read articleWild Animals, Ice & Global Warming
United Nations Environment Programme Goodwill Ambassador , Black & White Animalist and Nature Photographer Laurent Baheux is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of these images. These photographs are from his project “Ice Is Black‘. To see Laurent’s body of work click on any image. Ice is black, that…
Read articleBosnia – War, Children & Peace
Photographer Keith Brame is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay. These images are from his project ‘Bosnia and Warchild‘. To see Keith’s portfolio and galleries click on any image. “I visited Bosnia Hercegovina for the first time in March of 1995. Sarajevo, the capital…
Read articleClosed For Business! The Howard Quinn Company’s Story
Photographer Sean Dana is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this documentary photography. From his project ‘Howard Quinn Closing‘. To see Sean’s gallery of projects click on any image. Howard Quinn has been printing in the same location since 1961. When I began shooting photographs and…
Read articleSuburban Dreams by Beth Yarnelle Edwards
For a signed copy of Suburban Dreams contact Beth Yarnelle Edwards. Beth@BethYarnelleEdwards.com Back to HOME PAGE
Read articleB&W Fine Art/Urban Photography – London, Warsaw & Tbilisi
This fine art/urban photography essay was submitted to Edge of Humanity Magazine by Fine Art Photographer Tony Sellen. Click on any image to see Tony’s gallery of fine art photography. Click on any image to see Tony’s gallery of fine art photography. See also: Long Exposure…
Read articleWar Leftovers: Vietnam#2 – Photo Essay
This travel photography essay depicts images from the Cu Chi Tunnels in Vietnam. See also: War Left Overs: Vietnam – Photo Essay Back to HOME PAGE Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2015
Read articleWar Leftovers: Vietnam – Photo Essay
This travel photography essay depicts images from the Cu Chi Tunnels in Vietnam. See also: Lebanese Civil War Leftovers – Photo Essay Back to HOME PAGE Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2015
Read articleLebanese Civil War Leftovers – Photo Essay
This travel photography essay depicts a car and buildings in Beirut, Lebanon damaged during the Lebanese civil war. See also: The New & The Ancient In Beirut, Lebanon Back to HOME PAGE Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2015
Read articleDeal Or No Deal – Iran Will March Toward Nukes
It is a pipe dream to think that Iran’s government has any other intention then to march towards a nuclear weapon. Iran’s hardliners have a strong interest to counterbalance the Sunni’s and spread the Shia influence as far as it can throughout the Middle East. On the flip side, countries…
Read articleHousewares From Syria
This travel photo essay was taken in Syria. The images depict shops where housewares of any kind can be found. Click here to see how brooms are made and delivered in Syria. Back to HOME PAGE Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2014
Read articleMexican Natural Housewares Photo Essay
From hats,to brooms, bags and baskets you can find everything needed for the home. All natural housewares available in many Mexican neighborhood markets. This travel photo essay was taken in Mexico. Click here to see how they do it in Syria. Back to HOME PAGE Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC…
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…
Read articleMass Extinction #6
Photographer Jon Wyatt is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this documentary photography. From the project ‘ The Sixth Extinction’. To see Jon’s body of work, click on any image. “I sought the future and past catastrophe of the social in geology, in…
Read articleStreet Photography | The Wee Hours Of The Night
Awakened by the stench present when the garbage truck stopped by my window, I decided to get up and go out into the night. The buildings’ lights reflect colors on the freshly washed streets. Some people pass by on cars and bicycles, others walking. Some still in a hurry…
Read articleKenya’s Wildlife & The Kamba Tribesmen
Photographer Pieter Bas Bouwman is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this documentary photography. From the project ‘Kenya | Human & Wildlife Conflict’. To see Pieter’s body of work, click on any image. During my stay in Kenya I witnessed the difficulty of life in various ways…
Read articleSocial Unrest
Photojournalist and Photographer Simon King is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this social documentary photography. From the project ‘Thin Grey Line’. To see Simon’s body of work, click on any image. During my work at a series of protests, all representing different…
Read articleSociety, Government & The Health Care System In The US
Written by: Life Coach Carioca Da Gema In its infancy, societies are created by collective ideals and wants. Since the caveman, we have done better in groups as we can help each other to solve our daily problems and carry the heavy loads. As the group evolves, the…
Read articleAmerican Ranchers
Photographer Scott Baxter is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this portrait/documentary photography. From the book/project ‘100 Years 100 Ranchers’. To see Scott’s body of work, click on any image. All images © Scott Baxter 100…
Read articleTemple Walls | Japan
Photographer Ryuten Paul Rosenblum Roshi (a lineage holder in the tradition of Dongshan and Dogen) is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay. From the Japan:Temple Walls I & II series. To see Ryuten’s body of work, click on any image. …
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 articleFamily | The Good & The Bad
Written by: Life Coach Carioca Da Gema The Family We Are Born Into Family can be beneficial or disastrous for one’s well being. Without taking away a person’s accomplishments being connected can make the rise to the top easier. One will not be less successful because he or…
Read articleFamily | Our Public & Private Lives
Written by: Life Coach Carioca Da Gema Public exposure can make a small problem into a catastrophic one. The reality of our family life lives within the walls of our castle. However, the assumptions of the ones outside of our fortress, even though unrealistic, can cause irreparable harm.…
Read articleFamily | More Members, More Problems
Written by: Life Coach Carioca Da Gema There are many families known by their tribulations. But are their struggles any different than the ones taking place in your family or mine? How many members does the “X” family have? Every person comes into a group, whether it…
Read articleAmericans, Spending & The Christmas Holiday
The painful dump of Christmas sales in 2008 is over a decade old and the predictions for 2019 are astonishing. We spent a whopping one trillion dollars last Christmas and bracing for yet another wave of debt, Americans are again predicted to surpass another trillion of dollars this season,…
Read articleStart Of A New Series | Q&A With The Hermit Poet | Why Is There So Much Corruption?
Hermit Poet’s Answer: Throughout history the wealthy and powerful have taken advantage of the less privileged. The difference is that today corruption is more in our face, more often, involves larger sums of money, and casts a much wider net which includes politicians, powerful, large and medium sized companies, wealthy,…
Read articleMystery
Photographer Pauline Alioua is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay. From the multimedia project ‘X, THE UNKNOWN’. To see Pauline’s body of work, click on any image. The theme of ‘The Unknown’ has aroused my curiosity for a very long time.…
Read articleIs The Lack Of Ability To Do Simple Math Ruining Our Finances?
“Calculator” ranks 22 on the list of the top 100 Google searches. We look for assistance to calculate things in our lives 22,470,000 times as of October 2019. This list is dominated by brand names not subject matters such as health or politics. What these numbers say about us?…
Read articleTop 100 Songs Of Hermit Poet’s Music Collection | Titles From The Soundtrack Chariots of Fire By Vangelis (1981)
This song was selected from the Hermit Poet’s Music Collection. Chariots of Fire is an outstanding movie. Nominated for seven Academy awards and won four. Ranked number 19th of top 100 British films. A must-see! Are you ready to run and run and run some more? The track…
Read articleSlowly Cooking The Soup
Nibbling On Asian History & Philosophy Series Source: The Taoist Classics The Collected Translations of Thomas Cleary Volume Two The Book of Balance and Harmony By Taoist Master Li Daoqun (thirteenth-century) Translated by: Thomas Cleary (1) The Source Message Of The Mystic School “When you are calm and stable,…
Read articleRelics From Fought Battles
The Life Coaching Series Written by Life Coach Carioca Da Gema The most important lesson one can learn from battling is to avoid it at any cost. Battles are intellectually and physically exhausting, and can many times cost you a lot of money. Nevertheless, they are inevitable, as…
Read articleThe Affect Of The Angora Rabbits’ Fur On Premature Babies’ Recovery | Russia
Editing Manager and Documentary Photographer Maria Muravieva / The Agency for Social Information, Russia is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this documentary photography. From the ‘Angora Rabbits Project‘. To see Maria’s body of work, click on any image. Life saving rabbits From marketing…
Read article“…wandering through the dark side…”
Photographer Dimitris Kechris is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of these images. From the ‘In Girum Imus Nocte’ series. To see Dimitris’s body of work, click on any photograph. In Girum Imus Nocte, a series with reference to Guy Debord, is a wandering…
Read articleKurdistan
Photographer Maxime Crozet is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this documentary photography. From the project ‘Kurdewari, land of the Kurds’. To see Maxime’s body of work, click on any image. Nestled in the mountains between Iran, Iraq, Syria and Turkey, Kurdistan remains…
Read articleNationalism | A Glossy Word For Ethnic Cleansing
Written by: Life Coach Carioca Da Gema Myanmar is for Buddhists! India is for Hindus! Make America great again! Global warming warnings and wackos concocting artificial intelligence resembling the big bad wolf, are common concerns regarding where we are going as occupants of Earth. Global warming will…
Read articleTIME | Vanishing Time
Nibbling On Asian History & Philosophy Series Source: The 36 Secret Strategies Of The Martial Arts The Classic Chinese Guide for Success in War, Business, and Life By Hiroshi Moriya Forward and Translation By: William Scott Wilson “Do not use strength against (a stronger) enemy, but rather…
Read articleHow Societies (Past & Present) Evoke Mental Illness To Obtain Control
Written by: Life Coach Carioca Da Gema In the race to control its citizens, past societies used the same strategies applied by individuals with abusive tendencies today. ‘Madness’ was used by authorities in the 1800’s to sway society into normality. The undesirables of that time, the poor, the…
Read articleEco-Friendly Colombia Coffee Farming On The Steep Hills Of Sierra Nevada
Photographer Pieter Bas Bouwman is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this documentary photography. From the project ‘Coffee farmers of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta’. To see Pieter ’s body of work, click on any image. San Javier is a village on…
Read articlePrimitive & 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 articleVibrant Night | Between Tokyo & Osaka
Photographer Stefano Gardel @ 59TH ATTEMPT is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this urban/night photography. From the ‘NEON FUTURE’ series. To see Stefano’s body of work, click on any photograph. This series is mainly inspired by Blade Runner and the Cyberpunk culture…
Read articleWildlife Photography | Panthera Leo
Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations Environment Program on the Wild & Precious Anti-Poaching Campaign and Wildlife Photographer Laurent Baheux is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this wildlife photography. From the series ‘Panthera Leo’. To see Laurent ’s body of work, click on any image. …
Read articleExploiting Memories Of Hard Times
The Life Coaching Series Written by Life Coach Carioca Da Gema “He comes from nothing” We all have heard this phrase multiple times and it is usually accompanied by the person’s achievements. The same humble beginnings can have contrasting results in people’s lives. Some strive to succeed at…
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