The debut issue of TWW may be less than a year old, but all of us writers, artists, editors, and contributors have been around for quite some time. The year 2000 was a pivotal year, one easier remembered than most. It started with the perceived threat of Y2K fading into miscalculated farce. The second...
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Two With Water met some fun(ny) folks at this year’s Science of Obscurity (rather “Son of Science of Obscurity), a Printer’s Ball pre-event, hosted by the Chicago Underground Library. We wanted to showcase TWW in a whimsy, interactive way. So what better medium than Mad-libs? (Come on, there is no better.) We already use...
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Join Two With Water as we present 10 Years Gone @ the Milwaukee Avenue Arts Festival Sunday, July 25, 7 pm Center Portion, 2850 1/2 W. Fullerton, Chicago, IL with Keith Buzzard Adam Jameson Sondra Morin and more to come… RSVP on Facebook
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A mistake at the deli gets me my mother’s coffee: ‘regular,’ normal once, in that time when sweet and light and regular were what life should be.
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Neal and Samuel walked along Geary, forcing their way through the throng of high school girls congregated outside of Burger King. They all wore uniforms and their starched shirts were all frayed and yellowed. “The kids from the snot school,” Neal said. “What?” “The kids from the snot school. It’s a line from Thomas...
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I. Cold spring puts green buds on gray branches all over the city. They open as it gets warmer and the babies appear. I swear this year I see more babies than ever before. Always when I wait in line the woman ahead of me holds a child over her shoulder, easy in her...
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