Jim Williams’ Smiling Faces: Exploring The Idea of Home As Self-Portrait

Jim Williams’ Smiling Faces: Exploring The Idea of Home As...
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From the street, the 130-year-old, (rumored) former polygamist house belonging to the artist, architect and all-around creative beacon, Jim Williams, is fairly unassuming. … read more

Luxury and Necessity: The Unabashed Musings of PWR BTTM’s Ben Hopkins

Luxury and Necessity: The Unabashed Musings of PWR BTTM’s Ben...
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“I want people to never ever question the fact that I’m queer and that I’m in public and that I’m taking up the space that I am. Fashion is a way of making the space I take up more dramatic.” … read more

Sound & Vision Vinyl: Home Away From Home

Sound & Vision Vinyl: Home Away From Home
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Owned and managed by New York natives, spouses Pam Lancaster and Michael Maccarrone, and established at the end of 2015, Sound & Vision Vinyl is the gem you may not have heard of and, after visiting, won’t forget. … read more

Discussing Mongrels with Stephen Graham Jones

Discussing Mongrels with Stephen Graham Jones
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“Mongrels is about a kid, on the run, making his family up as he goes, like Lilo & Stitch kinda stuff” he says. “And for me that was kinda autobiographical until I grew up. … The family in this novel [was] my family.” … read more

Review: Sugar House Review #12

Review: Sugar House Review #12
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Sugar House Review does, as always, what they do best: present quality poetry to a hungry and, hopefully, ever growing audience; proving and proving again their invaluable nature as a local and nationally inclusive poetry journal. … read more

Review: Night of Nights

Review: Night of Nights
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Romanticism has begun its revival, and at the helm is Brooklyn-based artist/musician Angela Carlucci (Little Cobweb) and her charming zine, Night of Nights. … read more

Review: Proportion and Ornament

Review: Proportion and Ornament
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One suspects from the onset that Proportion and Ornament is to be understood in terms of its aesthetic value and experience. … read more

Review: The Staked Plains

Review: The Staked Plains
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The Staked Plains is functioning (successfully) as a modern apocalyptic text, filling in the gaps of Revelations and beyond. A glad addition to my library. … read more

Review: The Wolves That Live In Skin And Space: A Novel

Review: The Wolves That Live In Skin And Space: A...
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In his most recent foray into the literary world, The Wolves that Live in Skin and Space: A Novel, Zeischegg attempts to create a devastating vision of the modern porn era by exposing (or at least explaining) the ever-diminishing fourth wall between performer and audience, the growing threat of HIV, and the severely crippled lives of those in the industry. … read more

Review: Back to the Wild: A Practical Manual for Uncivilized Times

Review: Back to the Wild: A Practical Manual for Uncivilized...
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Syntactically and semantically, Back to the Wild presents something of a challenge. … read more