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Curates- top 10 signs we are in the end of times by Allison Bothley

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Allison Bothley

Feb 71 min read

Destined for Death

The world’s ending. Oceans have swallowed the coasts, society's in freefall, and your survival instincts are about to be tested. No...

Allison Bothley

Feb 62 min read

Perspective

The end of the world isn’t what it used to be, right? For one thing, it’s closer. And it’s less a single, zombie-fueled event and more of...

Allison Bothley

Feb 62 min read

Illustration by Alex Goubar

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Alex Goubar

Feb 61 min read

Image by P Lilley

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P. Lilly

Feb 61 min read

Crash Landing by Walter Lolli

To listen to the song click here Crash Landing Written by: Walter Lolli July 4,...

Walter Lolli

Feb 62 min read

Desolation by Michael George

rusty bus forever parked out front of boarded windows chipped paint tire-swing hangs from dead sickamore I thought I heard a...

Mike George

Feb 61 min read

A PRETZEL NAMED NEMESIS by Paul Edward Costa

The trick is to act before matter has set, harder since you never know and that takes an arrogance needing balance with awareness if it’s not to create a rising mistake instead of, say, a pretzel

Paul Edward Costa

Feb 61 min read

Pilgrim by Allison Bothley

Click here to listen to the audio drama Written by Allison Bothley Performed by Allison Bothley and Rosana Filipe

Allison Bothley

Feb 61 min read

The Day I Turned 20 by K. Kirk

The day I turned twenty My world crumbled and began anew The day I turned twenty An announcement from a platform I was no longer familiar...

Kairo Kirk

Feb 62 min read

14 ways to prepare for the apocalypse by Tania Vincent

Call someone. Actually call, not text or DM, but hear their voice and let them hear yours. Write the ingredients of your last meal on your arm, leg and chest. That way, if the zombies can read, they’ll know what’s in you and can make a wise dietary choice before consuming you. Don’t dare to fall asleep. Use caffeine, illicits, whatever you can to keep going. Stop paying your bills or making reasonable and responsible financial choices. Spend and spend and spend

Tania Vincent

Feb 62 min read

Apocalypse & Argument by Brian Burns

Apocalypse The world ended with the words that fell from your doctors lips Argument I suppose it’s time for a long rambling rant leading...

Brian Burns

Feb 61 min read

Demon’s Feast by Jordy Gaspard

The red demon had forced her to watch as it devoured her two smaller sisters, and now it was her turn. Even if she wanted to run, it had...

Jordy Gaspard

Feb 62 min read

Bangs #9 - Digitized

The digital version of Bangs Zine #9

Perspective by Allison Bothley

Here’s the truth: almost everyone has a father story. Some of us were raised by ghosts, others by giants. Some were loved within limits, some adored and then abandoned. And yes, some of us found that “Daddy” wasn’t just a parent, but a name that slipped into the language of love and power (sometimes playfully, sometimes painfully). The word itself has become a mirror, reflecting what we crave, what we fear, and what we’ve been taught to want. “Daddy Issues” is one of those

BANGS CURATES top 10 Dad Jokes

#10. Velcro? What a ripoff! #9. I love my furniture. My recliner and I go way back. #8. That car seems nice, but the muffler looks exhausted. #7. Why do cows have hooves instead of feet? Because they lactose. #6. Waiter: Do you want a box for leftovers? Dad: No, but I’ll wrestle you for them. #5. Why do bicycles lay on their side? They are two-tired. #4. I’m terrified of elevators, so I’m going to start taking steps to avoid them. #3. (follow up) I love jokes about el