Ultra and Calle Ocho Are Cancelled. What Will Coronavirus Close Next in Miami?
March 6, 2020 – Without a single known case of coronavirus reported in South Florida, […]
Books
Twenty Years Later The Virgin Suicides Still Inspires This Kid from Hialeah
I grew up in Hialeah. I could begin and end a biography with that statement. […]
Author Susie Levan on Getting to Forgiveness
Thirty years ago Susie Levan had the worst possible day. She and her seven year […]
Miami Architecture Critic Beth Dunlop on Addison Mizner
Miami Beach resident Beth Dunlop covered architecture for the Miami Herald for over 20 years […]
Miami Writer & Illustrator Alexis Centeno on her Wildly Popular Vampire Webtoon “Grandpa”
In lieu of Halloween, we recently spoke with local illustrator and author Alexis Centeno, whose […]
“Signs,” a Collaborative Between John Dufresne and Artist Tom Virgin Launches in Little Haiti
INT. Wynwood Studio — Day Two local twenty-something artists are at a table, talking. We […]
Rescue – An Excerpt from Making Good Time – An Anthology on Getting Around South Florida
Editor’s Note: Making Good Time: True Stories of How We Do, and Don’t, Get Around […]
My Dysfunctional Home Is the Art Book Churchill’s Pub Deserves
Churchill’s Pub celebrates its 40th anniversary with a month’s worth of shows. The whole shebang […]
2019 Miami Book Fair Announces Presenting Authors
Earlier today Miami Book Fair announced over 400 authors that have confirmed to appear at […]
Rick Ross on His New Memoir Hurricanes
On a day when Hurricane Dorian wreaked havoc on the Bahamas and threatened his hometown […]
Hurricane Dorian Gray Checklist
Hurricane Dorian checklist time. Most residents scurried from the supermarket to the Home Depot to […]
A Picture of Hurricane Dorian Gray
Respecting Hurricane Dorian, the following is an excerpt from Reduce Heat Continue To Boil featuring […]
That’s the Bag I’m In the New Book on Fred Neil the Folk Legend
Released earlier this month, That’s The Bag I’m In by Peter Lee Neff, is a […]
To Write Miami and Lynne Barrett Coming to Downtown for Best Literary Series in Miami
Where do we start? So much talent, yet little journalistic coverage. Let’s begin with the […]
An Interview with Poet Joy Harjo to Celebrate The Big Read
Joy Harjo is a world treasure, rare and formidable amongst poets writing today, with a […]
Cabin Boy: The Musical World Premieres in Miami Plus Interview with Playwright Terese Morgan
Cabin Boy: The Musical is the debut play by Terese Morgan world premiering August 2-4 […]
Nowhere Brings Back Retro Miami Memories Like Super Wheels
As a kid growing up in Miami, there’s a high chance that your parents sent […]
Miami Children’s Museum Is Free Today in Honor of Dr. Seuss
There used to be a time, oh so long ago, don’t you know, in which […]
Local Author James O. Born Writes Crime Novels that Keep It Real
Although South Florida based author James O. Born fiddled around with writing as a college […]
The Agony of Creative Writing
Here are the two most frustrating ironies of a writer in the 21st century: first, […]