A Story by Daniel DiQuinzio
Simone dropped her black pen near the open notebook and closed the several hardcover books arranged around her on the white table. With them were the white and yellow lined legal pads that she preferred … Read the rest
“Hold Some More Please”
Amiga walked across the tiled floor of her dorm room in Philadelphia on Temple University’s main campus holding her cell phone in one hand and her credit card bill in the other hand. She wore green high heels that matched … Read the rest
Marjorie Mercantile is OPEN!
Less than a few months after releasing the Spring/Summer issue, Marjorie Magazine is proud to present to our readers our expansion in an exciting new way: our online store!
Marjorie Mercantile carries only the most unique yet affordable thrift items, … Read the rest
The Retro Fit
The one thing there is to really love for me, regarding the Big City, is the notion of change and progress and fast-paced everything. I love this, but mostly for the fact that in acknowledging the place of progress you … Read the rest