From London-based photographer Faracy Grouse: The ones with the dramatic clouds and sunrays were taken on the beach in Brighton, England last week. The one with the mountains was taken in Olden, Norway. The one with the rainbow … Continue reading
Baking Mad They used to call it a nervous breakdown but now they have more specific names for each part- acute stress reaction major depressive episode delusions auditory and visual hallucinations I had them all Stephen Fry aptly calls … Continue reading
Steady Ground for Sea Legs I want to write a very grown up love poem for this seemingly very grown up sort of love, the kind which is polished of most of its sharp edges, is warm but never burns … Continue reading
“Tang” Whenever I’m sad, bored or just at a loss for funny thoughts to make others smile with a mixture of disbelief and morbid curiosity, I comb through my thick, matted, flea infested creature of a past. On a … Continue reading
Faracy Grouse Faracy Grouse is an American writer originally from Minneapolis. She just moved to Britain after four years in Seville, Spain as the resident foreigner in a neighborhood where a man being seen hanging out laundry could cause … Continue reading
According to Shakespeare, in his comedy of manners and disguises As You Like It, all the world’s a stage. Everyone’s just a temporary player, with a certain role and time to enter and exit this existence. Yet, even when … Continue reading
Welcome, gentle reader, to July 2013’s issue of Synchronized Chaos Magazine. This time around, our contributors remind us that we can view the universe from various perspectives, including those at many levels beyond or below the human scale. Staff member … Continue reading