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Happy Chinese New Year

January 27th, 2012 07:17 AM | Uncategorized

Happy Chinese New Year 2012 from the Brooklyn Voice Team. Chinese New Year Ash BV

BOHEMIAN’S ODE by Stephen Varesevac Cobets

January 24th, 2012 02:10 AM | BOHEMIAN'S ODE

Stephen Varesevac Cobets is a poet from Croatia. He lives in Split, Croatia. His published work in Croatia include the poetry collection "An Opened Heart" in 2002, "The Sleepy Way" in 2005, and poetry collection, "Love" in 2006. *BOHEMIAN'S ODE* by ...

Interview with Eric Goldstein, Sound Stylist in Movies You Love

January 23rd, 2012 02:02 AM | Film Industry

Brooklyn Voice Team spoke with Eric Goldstein a New Yorker at heart, a sound specialist/ (he called himself the sound plumber, the sound mixer) currently living in the Portland, Oregon, while he is doing sound(booming) on 2nd unit of the tv show Grimm, the very well known NBC show. We poked ...

Greg T Has Spoken Again by Greg T

January 18th, 2012 01:46 AM | Greg T's Honest Ranting

Hey Brooklyn what’s up? Did you hear that there are two stray pit-bulls in the Midwood area of our borough that are going about and making pita bread out of sweet little dogs named Rosy or Pinky? Scary Indeed! I wonder if this could be called dog homicide. Whoever raised ...

“A New Day” in anticipation of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Day, Year 2012. – By Frantz Clervil

January 17th, 2012 12:35 AM | Brooklyn

"A New Day" in anticipation of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Day, Year 2012. - By Frantz Clervil A New Day breaks over the horizon, with it ends the ideas once permanent in history's yesterday. We stand here as they did. Some looking for the possibilities a new day brings. They marched from miles away ...

Greg T’s Soft talk and daily games Bad Eggs Online

January 12th, 2012 10:43 AM | Brooklyn

Today I found out that the graffiti on the gray house by the Brooklyn Bridge actually reads, ”Bead” and not ”Dead”. Whoever drew it could not draw a good “B”. It almost looked like a “D”. My bad. I got an email today from someone who lives in the ...

Tavern (Alex Foguel's Last Day) -Story and Illustration by Asheka Troberg

Alex Foguel’s Last Day (3rd part) by Asheka Troberg

January 9th, 2012 02:06 AM | Asheka Troberg

Part 1 (previously published) Part 2 (previously published) Yesterday around this time Afi had no reason to ponder about Alex. She was sitting at a large room on the 4th floor of a massive old building called Zeckendorf tower near the 14th street subway station in Manhattan. When she came, ...

Alex Foguel’s Last Day (2nd part) by Asheka Troberg

December 19th, 2011 01:14 AM | Asheka Troberg

Part 1 (previously published) Alex Foguel’s Last Day (2nd part) by Asheka Troberg The boxwood hedges down at the side of the stoop looked pitifully boring. Uneven branches from the hedge reached the top level of the red concrete stoop. Clearly there is no one in this section of the ...

A succubus with a soul (Part 2) – By Zara Thorn

December 24th, 2011 12:28 AM | Fiction

A succubus with a soul (Part 2) – By Zara Thorn Part 1 I could feel the tension, I could sense the tears, I could hear his whimper, and I could smell the fear. I guess anyone would be once they caught me when I was looking for a place ...

The Adventures of Tintin, A Movie Review by an Avid Tintin Fan – Asheka Troberg

December 27th, 2011 05:50 PM | Asheka Troberg

The Adventures of Tintin, a movie review by an avid Tintin fan – Asheka Troberg Imagine how delightful it is to obtain something that one has anticipated for throughout an entire childhood, adolescence and subsequent years! Something so magical has really happened to me. TinTin my childhood hero, the intrepid detective ...

A point of view - Illustration by asheka Troberg

The Mind by Frantz Clervil

January 1st, 2012 09:59 PM | Frantz Clervil

The Mind by Frantz Clervil It's all in how you manage your mind. It's all in how you take what is given to you and digest it for a BETTER understanding. It's all in how you divvy up your time. Finding the grace within yourself while others may deem you ...

Different from Home By Christy Potter Kass

January 3rd, 2012 01:42 AM | Christy Potter Kass

Different from Home By Christy Potter Kass It’s different from home. So much different from home. For some reason she repeats this in her head, like a mantra, as she walks on, through the streets, chilled by the shade of each tree before stepping into the flirty warmth of the sun between them. ...