We are here! The 2nd Annual Grand Park Downtown BookFest has finally arrived. This Saturday, March 29th, between noon and 5pm, we will be celebrating another beautiful day in LA (Yes, it’s going to be a beautiful day. Doing beautiful weather dance right now…), and more importantly, we will be celebrating the literary heart of …
Data is King. Not content.
Paolo Rivera has penciled, inked and colored some of the most iconic characters in comic book history.
“It took me a while to find motion as a core inspiration, rather than shape and space.”
I stumbled on Le p-tit bal the other day while searching for new, as yet unseen (by me) dance media, and was surprised to learn that this sweet little fantasy film is – as per IMDb – from way back in 1995. Written, directed, choreographed, and starring Philippe Decouflé with help from Pascale Houbin and …
Ron Koertge (pronounced KUR-chee) writes fiction for Young Adults and poetry for everybody. The author of a dozen novels and novels-in-verse, his latest are Lies, Knives, and Girls in Red Dresses and Coaltown Jesus, both from Candlewick Press. As a poet, he has been awarded grants from the California Arts Council and the National Endowment …
Another helpful writing prompt from Charity Hume. When I was a child, my father’s barn seemed to be a world unto itself. He had a gift for working with wood, and the tools above his workbench were mysterious and intriguing; there were hand planes, wood clamps, a rip saw for cutting across the grain, and …
Context The domain of the sacred in most cultures deals with the narrative of origins and identity of humanity, and/or of the group, and is considered holy and untouchable along with its rituals. Think of the Bible or other sacred texts. Conventionally, certain aspects of the natural or man-made landscape are amenable to be held …
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