On January 11th, the winner of the 2016 TS Eliot Prize for poetry was awarded to Sarah Howe for her first collection of poems, Loop
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The Fall and Return of Gene Ween by Charlie Nickles
I met Aaron Freeman (a.k.a. Gene Ween) on April 7th, 2010. I had bronchitis, but Ween is my favorite band and they were playing at
Old and Improved by Joe Mills
“I too believe in the power of self-improvement plans because, despite my cynical-seeming and gruff manner, I am fundamentally an optimist. I believe people can change for the better, but I also believe that, although we can help one another, the impetus has to come from the individual. (As tempted as I am to come up with New Year’s resolutions for family members, colleagues, neighbors, and, well, almost everyone I know, I’m smart enough to resist. Usually.)” ~ Joe Mills
2016: The Year of the Mural in North Carolina by Pat Berryhill
2015 brought the mural to new heights in the South. The Richmond Mural Project in Virginia, which has an admirable goal of creating 100 murals
Comics Interruptus by Laurel Dowswell
Image via Flickr by Mike Bitzanhofer Our regularly scheduled comic will be interrupted today. My apologies. Well, no. I’m not sorry, just like Susan Woodring.
The Wild, Wild West in the New Millennium: Three Works by Deanne Stillman
REVIEWED BY JODY HOBBS HESLER In her trio of books on grisly crimes of the modern American West, Deanne Stillman examines our cultural love affair
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