Photo by nImAdestiny *** “Architecture from a Psychotic Viewpoint”: A True Story of Psychedelic Serendipity and Hospital Design by Kristen Hallows This essay contains historically accurate words and phrases that may be considered insensitive or...
*** Leland Sklar: The Bassics of a Long Career Leland Sklar was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in 1947. His family moved to Los Angeles when he was four or five years old. He says his musical ‘career’ really began in 1970 when he hooked up with James Taylor....
Photo by Blake Wheeler on Unsplash *** Dancing the Writer’s Two Step An Interview with Bill Luvaas with Carol Smallwood Contributing Writer Welcome to Saint Angel is the fourth novel of this multi-nominated novelist honored with such...
Poems by ÁRPÁD FARKAS Translated from the Hungarian by Paul Sohar Let There be No Silence (Csak csend ne legyen) Let wispy little voices spring from blocks of dumbstruck dawns, let them flood the borders of glistening fields, let them ring out on the plates of...
My Lost and Found Fifteen Foot Tall Collage Drawing by Stephen Poleskie Contributing Columnist Why any artist would want to make a drawing that is five feet wide and fifteen feet tall I have no idea; however, that is me standing in front of my art...
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