Burden of Light
“A figure dressed in white, walks along the white line in the middle of the highway. He becomes visible only […]
“A figure dressed in white, walks along the white line in the middle of the highway. He becomes visible only […]
Here are three literary gems that I’ve enjoyed immensely over the past few weeks: two slender books and a slender […]
The 21st annual Festival of Independent Theatres wraps up this weekend at Dallas’ Bath House Cultural Center on the shore […]
The best writing sends you down random rabbit holes toward other great writing. Such was the case with a 1940 […]
For this Memorial Day, instead of visiting the grave of my Uncle Frank, who was killed in Vietnam three days […]
Babushka’s Journey: The Dark Road to Stalin’s Wartime Camps is an eloquent travel memoir that also manages to do the […]
I’m devastated, and I’ve been bawling my eyes out for days now. I went to bed Friday evening sure that […]
Anthony DeCurtis’ Lou Reed: A Life is perhaps the worst nonfiction rock-and-roll book I’ve read, and I’ve read Marianne Faithfull’s […]
It was years—decades even—from the time I first read Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot before seeing a production of it. In that […]
It was years—decades even—from the time I first read Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot before seeing a production of it. In that […]