09/12/2019
Spotlight and Giveaway: We Got This
Spotlight and Giveaway: We Got This
Today we are featuring We Got This (September 10th, She Writes Press), which is a compilation of personal stories from solo mom writers. Wh...
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07/14/2019
The Atlantic
The Atlantic
About three-quarters of tree species common to eastern American forests—including white oaks, sugar maples, and American hollies—have shifted their population center west since 1980. (from 2017)
04/14/2019
World Economic Forum
World Economic Forum
A subterranean solution to overcrowding.
🔎 Learn more about the value of parks: https://wef.ch/2KnF0DZ
02/16/2019
Book Review: 'Lowdown'
Book Review: 'Lowdown'
It’s cold, still dark early, a time, as the cliché has it, to curl up with a good book. And I’ve got one for you, if “good” means almost non-stop reading
11/12/2018
"New Fro" by Sean Qualls, cover for Fall 2018
11/12/2018
Literal Latte | A Journal of Poetry, Prose and Art
The new Fall 2018 issue of Literal Latte is online! Featured artist: Sean Qualls, award winning children's book illustrator and painter. Essay & Fiction award winners and more... http://www.literal-latte.com/
09/25/2018
Essay Awards
2018 Literal Latte Essay Awards
$1,000 First Prize
Deadline September 30th
Last year’s winner just selected by Best American as a Notable Essay of 2017
http://www.literal-latte.com/contests/essay-awards/
#essays #nonfiction #creativenonfiction #memoir
First Prize, 2016 Literal Latte Essay Award. ellipsis (iˈlɪp.sɪs)n, pl -ses (-si:z) A series of dots, typically three, that usually indicates an intentional omission of a word, sentence or whole section from a text without altering its original meaning…
09/20/2018
Notable essays of the year: Literal Latte published two of them!
Rebecca McClanahan’s “The New Couple in 5A” and Lia Woodall’s "...”
Read them at www.literal-Latte.com
07/20/2018
The Saddest Children’s Book in the World
The Saddest Children’s Book in the World
A Bubble is devastation distilled.
04/15/2018
Junot Díaz: The Legacy of Childhood Trauma
Profoundly brave and beautiful
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.newyorker.com/magazine/2018/04/16/the-silence-the-legacy-of-childhood-trauma/amp
I never got any help, any kind of therapy. I never told anyone.
04/15/2018
Opinion | Don’t Call Me a Genius
Don’t Call Me a Genius https://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/14/opinion/sunday/dont-call-me-a-genius.html
It takes much more than a MacArthur Fellowship to justify the label.
04/07/2018
How Women See How Male Authors See Them
https://www.facebook.com/jmbockman/posts/10216116404883377
Men who write have always been sensitive to the full range of female personhood, be that personhood luscious, pert, or swelling coyly against a sheer camisole.
03/13/2018
Literal Latte | A Journal of Poetry, Prose and Art
FOOD VERSE CONTEST closes March 15th. $500 prize. Send in poems with food as an ingredient. All entrants considered for publication and entered in raffle to win tickets to Stone Witch Play (see below). Go to www.literal-latte.com for details.
A Journal of Poetry, Prose and Art
03/09/2018
stonewitchplay.com
Stonewitchplay.com
STONE WITCH - A New Play
Art is a Beast
By Shem Bitterman
Directed by Steve Zuckerman
Starring
Dan Lauria (“The Wonder Years”), Rupak Ginn (“Royal Pains”) and Carolyn McCormick (“Law & Order”)
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Extraordinary art must be tamed.
Simon Grindberg is the world’s most illustrious children’s book writer and illustrator, but his next masterpiece is a decade overdue. Peter Chandler is a starving artist with unparalleled potential, but he doesn’t yet know his own value. The two men are thrown together by Clair Forlorni, an ambitious editor who hopes Peter’s youthful exuberance can unleash Simon’s aging genius for one final story. But creativity comes at a cost.
Don’t miss this wondrous, hopeful and heartbreaking new play where imagination runs wild.
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03/04/2018
02/23/2018
The New York Review of Books
We ourselves neglected to note his passing.
"Though Juan Rulfo’s published work did not amount to much more than three hundred pages, those are 'as durable,' Gabriel García Márquez said, 'as the pages that have come down to us from Sophocles.'" Ariel Dorfman on Rulfo, "arguably Mexico’s greatest writer," who would have turned 100 last year.
01/17/2018
Literal Latte | A Journal of Poetry, Prose and Art
New issue up
http://www.literal-latte.com/
A Journal of Poetry, Prose and Art
12/03/2017
Engaging revival of Terence McNally’s 1971 near-monologue comedic memory rant of “Where Has Tommy Flowers Gone.” David Gow is charismatic as the dreamer & schemer in a time of great flux, one in a long line of fast-talking, sex-crazed, man-child rebels without a cause. Several set pieces stand out including Gow imagining himself as a child meeting James Dean, where Gow plays Dean to a tee (pun intended), and a stunningly funny and pathos-filled daydream where he plays Marilyn Monroe, the happy birthday Mr President boozy and insecure but still vivacious Marilyn. #offbroadway #theater
09/04/2017
The New York Times
We met only once, at some magazine launch party years and years ago: he was quiet and gracious and yet a commanding presence...
John Ashbery's teasing, delicate, soulful lines made him one of the most influential figures of late-20th and early-21st-century American literature.
09/02/2017
The New York Review of Books
We were torn when we saw the show in late Spring. Humor, brazen reconstruction, at times haunting, close to the melancholy that David Salle refers to in his appreciative essay. But on reading this piece I may have to reconsider my initial overall nonplussed reaction. A memory-based rethink could be in order.
Painter David Salle on Rei Kawakubo’s mesmerizing exhibition at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
07/17/2017
Indecent - Official Broadway Website
http://indecentbroadway.com
BEST OF THE YEAR
NY Times, Time Out NY, Newsday...
Tony Award Nomination
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Lucille Lortel, Drama Desk Outer Critics Circle, Drama League
Tony Award Winner
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Pulitzer winner Paula Vogel's INDECENT is now playing on Broadway at the Cort Theatre, directed by Rebecca Taichman.
07/15/2017
Sherman Alexie’s heartbreaking reason for pausing his book tour
Quite moving and powerful. And exceedingly brave. http://kuow.org/post/sherman-alexie-s-heartbreaking-reason-pausing-his-book-tour
Sherman Alexie, the author and friend of KUOW, posted this letter to his page on Thursday. If you're reading this open letter then you're probably
06/17/2017
The New York Review of Books
The New York Review of Books
Sarah Kerr on the feminist backstory of Wonder Woman: “Hiding in her kitschy story lines and scant costume were allusions to and visual tropes from old struggles for women’s freedom, and an occasional framing of battles like the right to a living wage and basic equality that have yet to be decisively won.”
06/17/2017
The New York Review of Books
The New York Review of Books
David Grossman has been awarded this year’s Man Booker International Prize for his novel A Horse Walks into a Bar, about an aging Israeli stand-up comedian. In his review, Stephen Greenblatt called the book “unbearably bleak,” and writes that it enters into a “Kafka-zone where tragedy and comedy are braided together.”
06/16/2017
My Body Doesn’t Belong to You
A young woman who finds herself being catcalled, followed and grabbed at wonders why some men seem to think a female body is public property.
06/01/2017
The New York Review of Books
Looking forward!
Christopher Benfey reviews a retrospective of Florine Stettheimer's paintings and poetry, and takes a look at "The Jazz Age: American Style in the 1920s," a complementary exhibition on design and culture during that definitive period.
05/24/2017
Timeline Photos
05/14/2017
Literal Latte | A Journal of Poetry, Prose and Art
The Spring 2017 issue of Literal Latte is up! Featured artist: Rebecca Leveille. With First Prize winners of the 2016 Essay and Poetry Awards, and the winner of the Short Shorts Contest. Essays, Fiction & Poetry by Helen Carey, Michael J. Coene, Maris Finn, Catherine French, Nancy Ludmerer, Sandra A. Miller, Lucy Ricciardi, Carol Smith, Lia Woodall, and Curtis Vandonkelaar!
http://www.literal-latte.com/
A Journal of Poetry, Prose and Art
05/14/2017
Where Anti-Tax Fervor Means ‘All Services Will Cease’
Yeah, free public libraries (an amazing and incredibly influential American public institution), like public schools and firehouses, need taxes to stay in business. So, goodbye, libraries, source of a free education for so many generations of Americans...
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/13/us/anti-tax-fervor-roseburg-oregon-.html
Some voters in rural Oregon are seeing what happens when taxpayers force government into retreat. Libraries are blinking out. Jails might be next.
05/12/2017
The Spring 2017 issue of Literal Latte is on its way... It will be online this Sunday, just in time for Mother's Day.
05/10/2017
Rare NYC reading & book party! Fay Webern at City Lore on Friday May 12th 7pm! — Fay Webern
Come join us this Friday evening (May 12) at 7:00pm at City Lore Gallery (56 East 1st Street, NYC) for book party & signing. Literal Latte contributor Fay Webern will read from The Button Thief of East 14th Street, her acclaimed memoir of her life on the Lower East Side during the Great Depression and post-war years. Admission is free!
http://faywebern.com/rare-nyc-reading-book-party-fay-webern-city-lore-friday-may-12th-7pm/
Mark your calendars — Fay is coming to NYC! Fay will be reading selections of her acclaimed memoir, The Button Thief of East 14th Street, at the famous City Lore Gallery on Friday, May 12, 2017. Book signing to follow! Admission is free. New Yorkers — you won’t want to miss this rare appearance...
05/09/2017
Students left a pineapple in the middle of an exhibition and you can guess what happened next
Will Marcel Duchamp please report to the office?
http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/art/news/pineapple-art-exhibition-scotland-robert-gordon-university-ruairi-gray-lloyd-jack-a7723516.html
Students claim they managed to pass off a pineapple they bought for £1 at a supermarket as a work of art, after leaving it in the middle of an exhibition at their university, Ruairi Gray, a business information technology student at Robert Gordon University in Scotland, and his friend Lloyd Jack, re...
05/02/2017
New AIDS memorial in Greenwich village. Words of Walt Whitman, shadows and cool water for hot pepper.
04/09/2017
What Happened to Who?
Finally! "That" is not for people! (or animals with genders, apparently!)
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/08/opinion/what-happened-to-who.html
A perfectly lovely pronoun — and a bit of our dignity — retreat.
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