Dying Generously
Philosophy essay on death and assisted dying, tackling some arguments and counterarguments for medically assisted dying.
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Literature & Poetry
[POEM] Nekyia and four poems
Five poems of the soul’s striving toward the divine.
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Literature & Poetry
[POEM] Five Poems by John Leonard
These are five poems showcasing some of Leonard's different poetic forms.
Portraits
NH Portraits — A Conversation with GUSKY
GUSKY is an American multidisciplinary artist and writer who's work moves between painting, writing, and intuitive image-making. In this portrait he discusses the origins of his practice, the themes that hold him, and the pieces he brought into Ninth Heaven.
Newsletters
Issue 6 — Cadherins Pt. 1
Dysfunction of classical cadherins is a hallmark of cancer development and progression. They are also linked to sensorial disorders such as hereditary deafness. This piece begins the series on cadherins, allowing us to in the future assess their roles in cancer and neurobiology.
Philosophy & Ethics
Turning the Soul: Plato on Education
Plato’s Allegory of the Cave presents education as a journey from illusion to truth. This transformation is grounded in the hierarchy of knowledge, the Form of the Good, and in moral virtues.
Competitions
NH Summer Short Story Comp
$1000 dollar prize pool. Opens short story writing Competition. Mid February Deadline. $10 entry fee.
Literature & Poetry
POEM: A New Hampshire River by D. Walsh Gilbert
A river's current gives a sense of rebirth, negating possible feelings of loss.
Philosophy & Ethics
The Long Argument Against Suicide
Suicide solves nothing at all, it only shifts the problem to another state of consciousness.
Literature & Poetry
POEM: The Dogwood + 7 poems by Elise Powers
8 poems, each exploring the intersections of memory, tenderness, and the sacred ordinary.