Death of the Library?
There is much debate on whether we should keep our public libraries or not. Some feel it is a waste of time given the fact we have the world at Continue Reading
The Troublesome Nature of Sixteen Legs
I’ve always been a writer who emphasizes that it is a mix of experience and imagination that makes a good story. One the one hand, Herman Melville shows us what Continue Reading
L. Andrew Cooper – Five Things Learned Writing PERITONEUM
Incessantly Bothering Dr. Cooper for the Interview: Peter Welmerink Snaking through history–from the early-1900s cannibal axe-murderer of “Blood and Feathers,” to the monster hunting on the 1943 Pacific front Continue Reading
Age of Electronics
Hollerin Holly’s New and Reviews by Holly Phillippe Age of Electronics Artists tend to be workaholics and this, in turn, affects all areas of their lives, from professional to personal. I Continue Reading