We tell stories.
Mind Sprocket gives voice to simple and honest perspectives. We publish thoughts and experiences on our world. We tell stories.
Once upon a time, three adventurers set out on a journey over many foreign lands to discover a lost treasure. And they came back with something exclusively for you...
Herein may you find honesty, candor, and attitude; the judgment of remembrance, the pain of life, the force of death, and our gruesome reality.
This is My Heaven
by Andrea MacEachern on June 24, 2008
I know what heaven looks like in all four seasons. I know what it looks like in the summer. I know what heaven looks like in the fall. This is my heaven.
Drink, Drink Up, My Friends
by Liam Davenport on April 2, 2008
A tortured soul’s free-flowing drift through a drunken night in London.
Her Eyes Do Not Break
by Jacqueline Johnson on January 14, 2008
She doesn’t smile much, that woman. Eyes averted, she is the lone bird left to perch on an iron-wrought fence on a foggy, winter morning.
A Childhood Deforested
by Meghan MacNamara on December 3, 2007
The aliveness and comfort of growing up has become the past, leaving a landscape of the splinters of childhood.
An Incident in Hohhot
by Robert H. Abel on October 9, 2007
Everything – every banister, every public bench, every bus and even the flags and Buddhas in the monasteries – has a layer of grime upon it. I had thought Beijing was a dirty place. But for me Hohhot set a new standard. Even frozen, the river that wanders through its heart seemed untouchable to me.
In a Home Full of Books
by Anna Luther on September 4, 2007
Books have a presence in our lives. Sitting quietly on a bookshelf, they become more than a collection. Books are a reflection of who we are.
Living with the Lie: How to Really Enjoy the Romance Genre
by Lindsey Anderson on August 7, 2007
Put in the movie, snuggle in with a giant pillow, a bowl of ice cream, and a gleeful feeling inside. There’s more than one way to do romance.
Girl in the Rain
by Anna Luther on July 3, 2007
Curious and unexpected sweetness swims in drops from the sky.
Mirrors
by Jacqueline Johnson on May 8, 2007
An injured spirit sojourns through a ritual of denial, grasping for something else.
Why I’ll Never Stop Learning
by Anna Luther on April 3, 2007
Most of us leap for joy at the end of formal education because, well, it’s the end of formal education. Anna gives you a new reason to add a little more leap to your joy.
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