GoldDust Magazine

It's time you learn the power & history of Gold

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Winter 2020 Collection

Cheers xo -Madison Pamela’s Last Will & Testament   Writing in Devanagari   That must have been the sun!   fan his fire   A description of Life called the Life of Lady Cavendish   apartment near the river   blame the puppeteer   a home to die for   847   LIFE and Death […]

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The Hand We Play

  Lord Alfred Tennyson, coping and grieving the death of a friend, sparked perhaps one of the most famous pieces of literature. An A, B, B, A rhyme scheme with each line delicately containing eight syllables; a natural and satisfying flow. The spiritual journey of “In Memoriam,” widely full of Christian ideology, echoes in my […]

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Hundredth Human Effect

Scientists in the 1970s found that when they taught a group of monkeys on an isolated island a new behavior, monkeys on the other side of the ocean eventually learned it themselves. The phenomenon is called the Hundredth Monkey Effect.  The observations are highly misrepresented and there were actually only 59 monkeys, but the hypothesis […]

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Quarks and Quasars

Ah, the bipartisan of 23. All people seemed to question X about was Y. Where is Y? He’s at… -Time passes between drinks- It’s so cool Y gets to… Yes, X thinks, but my career has just begun. I write poetry and I love to paint. But X halts the thoughts. When was the last […]

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“GoldDust Magazine” to Feature at 2019 NEWSPA Journalism Conference

GoldDust Magazine will be a topic of discussion at the 2019 NEWSPA Journalism Conference on Wednesday, April 10, 2019. Founder and creator Madison Goldbeck was recently invited to speak on a keynote panel and teach sessions to high school students at UW-Oshkosh during the conference. Goldbeck will be talking about the process of creating your […]

The Feeding

A dusty fan circulated across the room from one end to the other. It’s been a while since Augustus put it to use, so he couldn’t blame the junk for its inability to remember its single duty. Arkansas hasn’t had a summer night like this since he was a child. He lay in his damp […]

Bitten by Bad Nature

  Some blue waves already blacken the oceans. The butterfly on its own wing. The family wolves, With their contributions to a complicated labor. Naked ominous spaces, They too are bitten by bad nature. Waterloo’s smoke of its old war. Carcasses of great trees to sweeten New York’s woods. The private grounds litter women who […]

I Was Lying in the Sun

  I was lying in the sun, Near juniper shrubs and storybook villas. Not enough profit and pleasure in the telling of, The tapping of a cigarette, The brush of bare knees, A long draught of wine, Closing the shutters on balconies, With blinds made of lace at Angel’s Bay. Red watermelon hues. I’ve read […]