

Resurgence of American Lit: An Interview With Jacob Minasian
From the brittle cold, poet Jacob Minasian fashions a warm Ginsbergian cup of Caffè Americano. Patrick A. Howell sat down with Minasian to discuss his work.
Platinum Golden: A Healing Memoir by Tori Reid Inks Flow and Soul
Patrick A. Howell spoke with Tori Reid about writing, catching dreams, and her forthcoming memoir, Love Yourself Through It.
Women in Fiction; the Houellebecq Syndrome: Political Incorrectness vs. Banality
Verónica Pamoukaghlián examines the portrayal of women in fiction, particularly in books by Michel Houellebecq. Is he deliberately politically incorrect? Or is it banality?
Syria in Art & Turbulence
Artist Julie Mehretu created Epigraph, Damascus, providing a vivid and chaotic statement about the current circumstances of Syria. Sara Kellel takes a closer look at this stunning work.
Mike Emery on China: Everything Has Changed, except the Smiling Faces
Back in 1980, photographer Mike Emery was one of the first to document China. Now, 39 years later, he has returned to see a country transformed.
The Extremely Weird Traits of Extremely Famous Creatives
Brussel sprouts, rotten fruit in a drawer, lederhosen kink. It seems the more creative an artist is, the more creative they are with their habits.
The Transcendental Professor: Interview with Tom Lutz
Tom Lutz has quietly been structuring one of the four corners of the Southern California literary scene. Patrick A. Howell spoke with Dr. Lutz about receiving the American Book Award in 2008 and his take on current events.
Black Man JuJu: Interview With Tyehimba Jess
Patrick A. Howell interviews Tyehimba Jess, the Pulitzer Prize winner who inverts the poetry of hip hop and summons the ancestors.
Ultramarine Dreams: The Relevance of Art in Hurried Times
In times of short attention, art seems to be a passe institution. However, the more things change, the more we should covet the methods of the old masters.
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