Franny Choi is a Korean-American poet, playwright, and fiction writer. A Pushcart Prize nominee and award-winning performer, she has been a finalist at the three largest adult slam competitions in the nation. Her work has appeared in Fringe, Angry Asian Man, Apogee, Tandem, Issues, and others. Her play, Mask Dances, was staged in the 2011 Writing …
Franny Choi – "Notes on the Existence of Ghosts" Read More »
With the end of the year coming up, like the rest of you, we are thinking about the future, the road ahead of us. I read this piece yesterday. Don’t Start a Company, Kid: The first few years of a company’s existence are a terrible awkward adolescence. You will work like a dog. You will …
Other than Jazz, comics are one of the original art forms to come from this country.
Real songs. Made up people.
WEIMAR SUBJECTIVITY AFTER THE FIRST WORLD WAR As a Russian Jew, I often thought why I always associated Berlin with Nazism and Communism. There was clearly a bias. Now, I have a new opinion. Having gone on extensive walking tours of Berlin with a cultural studies-history-professor-lecturer from the American University of Paris—wherein he narrated to …
As we bring back our Crowdfund of the Week column, we have decided to focus on projects posted on DonorsChoose.org. If you don’t know yet, DonorsChoose.org is an online charity that makes it easy for anyone to help students in need. Public school teachers from every corner of America post classroom project requests on our site, …
I have been doing black and white street photography in New York since 1985. I love the city and the surprises it has in store from me when I go for my frequent walks. I think I have my own style but the work reflects the great street photography tradition of giants like Garry Winogrand, …
We are honored to feature the poetry of Canadian poet and playwright, Kirk R. Miles. These poems are premiering in this edition of Cultural Weekly. ***** Identity Theft This new persona is not much better than the old one. I shave in places I never used to and none of my shoes fit. I stole …
Kirk R. Miles: "The Holiday Inn in the Suburbs" & Three Other Poems Read More »
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