S.M. Park’s column Risen Apes about being a 70-year-old boomer. In “Teacher’s Pet,” Park pays tribute to all the wonderful teachers who have helped him along the way.
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.
Dear Grandson: On Continuing Education and Retirement
In the final installment of his “Dear Grandson” column, Stan Gerding talks about graduating from college, retiring from the Navy, the several jobs he held after that, and officially retiring.
Film Review: The Golden Glove
Jason Arment reviews the film The Golden Glove, an adaptation of a novel about serial killer Fritz Honka who murdered women between 1970 and 1975. (Strand Releasing)
Life Is a Sweet, Tender Bruise XXVII: You Are Beautiful and You Are Loved
John Michael continues his series Life Is a Sweet, Tender Bruise, reflecting on life and people encountered, reminding you that you are beautiful and you are loved.
A Savage Life: Savage Gods by Paul Kingsnorth
Joseph Edwin Haeger reviews Savage Gods by Paul Kingsnorth. (Two Dollar Radio)
Risen Apes: Long and Winding Road
S.M. Park’s column Risen Apes about being a 70-year-old boomer. In “Long and Winding Road,” Park talks about the realities of living a longer life than most, and attempting sobriety early on.
Film Review: Motherless Brooklyn
Jason Arment reviews the film Motherless Brooklyn, written (screenplay adaptation), produced, directed by and starring Edward Norton. (Warner Bros. Pictures)
MCU Cuts Back to Its Origins With a Blade Reboot
Kevin Feige’s brilliant casting of Mahershala Ali in a new Blade feature film would be genius with Wesley Snipes as Whistler.
Book Review: Wake, Siren: Ovid Resung by Nina MacLaughlin
Joseph Edwin Haeger reviews Wake, Siren: Ovid Resung by Nina MacLaughlin. (FSG Originals)