A Day in the Darklore·Apr 14April 14: Black Sunday: The Dust Bowl’s ZenithThe sky didn’t just turn gray on April 14, 1935. It turned a bruised, suffocating black. While the “Dirty Thirties” were already defined by…
Adulting's Hard·Mar 27How to get resources, drinking water and stop another dust bowl. THE ABRIDGED VERSIONWe should be looking to Ohio’s reservoirs built in the 1930’s as a blueprint for the drying American West. The ones in Ohio were built to…
InCineCraft within The Film ForgebyA.L. Bellettiere (Anna Louise Bellettiere-Kuyper)·Mar 19The Three Stories Inside Far and Away: A Myth of LandFrom Irish tenant farms to the Oklahoma land rush — and the fragile dream that would one day turn to dust.
InActivated ThinkerbyAnushka Grace Chattopadhyay·Jan 8Dust Bowl: The worst string of storms in History.Economic Effects:
Robster·Dec 11, 2025Imaginary letter snippets (10) written in the 1920s, reflecting the era’s diverse voices and…1. “Dearest Mabel, the Charleston has taken the city by storm! One can’t help but tap one’s feet. The music is simply divine, though Mother…
InThe RiffbyA.L. Bellettiere (Anna Louise Bellettiere-Kuyper)·May 19, 2025Dust in the Air, Guthrie in My EarsWhy Woody Guthrie Still Echoes Louder Than Dylan When the Wind Comes BackA response icon1A response icon1
Jeffwynnusgs·Mar 15, 2025ASK-A-GEOLOGIST by Jeff WynnThe Dust Bowl, King Solomon… and Country-Western music
