An interesting if slanted POV on the legitimacy of the Palestinian claims to nationhood - fails utterly to take into account the rise of nationalistic consciousness among placed and displaced peoples of the world in the late 18th and early 19th century.
about
writer, blonde, California native, not
enough coffee
word count
short story: what.ev.ar.
novel: bite me
essay: harrumph
poetry: emo bitch
novel: bite me
essay: harrumph
poetry: emo bitch
ballpoint
saloncnn
bbc
wired
reason
peter maass
skittish
grabbing sand
skippy the bush kangaroo
cootiehog
objectionable content
illusionaire
dirtyfez
slap the monkey
winds of change
da goddess
zombyboy
the cheese stands alone
eject!eject!eject!
hotel illness
michael totten
the pollyanna files
argh ink
la noir
blogger
fountain
dangerous visionsshadowshow
smallspiralnotebook
the naked novel
blue coyote studio
oletheros
neil gaiman
bruce sterling
john ringo
fray
daily headwork
bob mayer
jennifer crusie
fishhouse poems
brush
transmetropolitanbedhead press
exploding dog
mightierthanthesword
anti-slaveryadopt-a-minefield
hatewatch
rawa
amnesty international
casa
nuclearagepeacefoundation
what is copyright?
spirit of america
archives
4.23.2002
support our troops
books for soldiersadopt a platoon
send a free postcard
operation trooptrax
operation military pride
operation interdependence
elsewhere me
a quiet place to writepomegranate tree jewelry
talk to me
but not if you're spam... kari-at-inkgrrl-dot-com
rings-n-stuff
my wishlist 'cuz I'm a blatant 'ho, m'kay?
powered by BloggerPro
<?blogs by women#>
<?Verbosity#>
<?California Blogs#>
<5#<.undying.>?5>
all contents copyright Kari J. Hayes except if they're not
<< Home