Spooner, Pete Dexter’s latest creative nonfiction masterpiece, published in 2009, 469 pp. by Grand Central Publishing, steers away from his tradition of fundamentally exposing fundamental bigotry, misanthropy and corruption. Chronicling the minutest details of his turbulent childhood, in a series of quick-shot synapses, fractals come to saturate readers’ foreheads, like milk does an animal’s bones. […]
Playing by Haart’s Rules: Revolutionary Fashion Journey of Julia Haart Julia & Chance are genuine friends. How do I know? By the, “I know you’re full of it”, look she gave Chance more than once. When you hear, “exceptional creativity, innovative thinking, & promoting empowerment across television, beauty, fashion, & politics” you think Julia Haart, […]
“ The children are always ours, every single one of them, all over the globe; and I am beginning to suspect that whoever is incapable of recognizing this may be incapable of morality.” –James Baldwin Mekia Machine is a fierce, inspiring, and visionary abstract figurative artist I met last month at the Blue Gallery in […]
