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Yes, these poems provide refuge as the title implies — both to writer and reader. Vyt Bakaitis “makes the cave safe.” more

For everyone who has ever chased a dream with all they had, Make Me Famous will move you. It’s the saga of one Edward Brezinski, an aspiring painter—but it’s also an archtypal story of a kid striking out to make good in the big city. more

The Artist’s Palette is a new exploration of color by an engaging storyteller and scholar, Alexandra Loske. more

Nina Zivancevic’s Roller-Skating Notes

Poet, playwright, fiction writer, translator, scholar, performer, curator, and art critic, Nina Zivancevic is also the winner of the 2021 Centre National du Livre grant for creative writing (poetry domain) for a project titled, “The Source of Light,” after the Syrian poet Nouri al-Jarrat who writes: Poetry is the only source of Light! more

Diane DiPrima: Two Tributes

My first Diane di Prima book was This Kind of Bird Flies Backwards. I came across it in a Fourth Avenue bookshop as a fifteen-year old sophomore more

Maureen McQuillan: Two Ways About It
McKenzie Fine Art
April 9 - May 15, 2022 more

In Nature, Nothing Exists Alone
(from Silent Spring, by Rachel Carson, 1962)
NYC Culture Club
January 27 - March 7, 2022 more

Dire urgency beseeches our attention at every turn, calling for focus and purpose. Let us go forth now in the service of deliverance. more

Digging Minnesota Drift. Annabel Lee extricates a whole new animus in these chopped silk, frothy “emergency” “bleachers.” more

Magic is wrung from the dust in Dave Roskos’ razz-flown, beat up, cracked hallalujah Skeltonics. more

DIG! These seemingly simple reflections, observations, thoughts, and memories are woven together in a way that creates surprises and epiphanies. more