Sundaze from South Africa: ‘Dear President…’
(Editor’s Note: NonDoc provides Sundaze as a weekly space for poetry, short prose, visual art and other ideas pitched by creatives in Oklahoma and around the world....
Poems about war ‘too great to bear,’ by Faleeha Hassan
(Editor's Note: You can read more about Iraqi poet Faleeha Hassan's life by clicking here. Two of her poems were also published in this...
LGBT in Little Dixie part two: ‘Most bigots are cowards’
(Editor's Note: This is part two of a two-part series examining LGBT in Little Dixie, a region in southeastern Oklahoma. Part one can be...
Uncanny County: Trio of Okies powers sci-fi podcast
"What is this? A parasitic-twin situation?"
"Hell beasts."
"Look at the size of that clown!"
"Demons."
"I don't think cancer makes you eat dogs."
"Aliens from another dimension."
These are...
Queens of Little Dixie: Fat Mary’s drag bar a ‘great’ show
(Editor's Note: This is part one of a two-part series on the climate surrounding LGBT communities in southeastern Oklahoma. Part two was published Wednesday, June...
Faleeha Hassan: Stalingrad
(Editor's Note: Read more about Iraqi poet Faleeha Hassan's life by clicking here. Two of her other poems were also published in this week's...
Iraqi poet Faleeha Hassan: Forged in war, fueled by hope
When Faleeha Hassan started middle school in the central Iraqi city of Najaf, the school director gathered her class together and told them the...
Poems from Iraq: ‘The war wrote your name in the list of death’
In May, NonDoc received poetry submissions for our Sundaze series from Faleeha Hassan, a self-identified feminist poet, playwright and teacher from Najaf, Iraq.
It's not...
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Charlie Christian in the news, still out of the Okla. HoF
Posthumously, it's been a busy week for American jazz legend Charlie Christian, as the 2016 version of the international music festival named in his honor kicked off...
Muscogee Creek Indian Freedmen: ‘They basically voted us out’
Five years after petitioning the Bureau of Indian Affairs for status as a separate tribe, members of the Muscogee Creek Indian Freedmen Band remain in...
