Allen Ginsberg performed at the Miami Book Fair in 1985, forty years ago. It was year two in the history of the Book Fair. The presentation lasted almost two hours. It is eery how relevant is feels today.
Brian Newell caught his reflection in City Hall’s double glass doors. Straightening his bowtie, he […]
The days I started spending by watching over my mother were long. Very long. Even […]
It began with a meme. When comic artist Anton W. Blake spotted a satirical article […]
It’s crazy to think it’s been 14 years since I formally registered a company called […]
This article originally appeared in PureHoney Magazine. Check them out here. We begin by stipulating that […]
I met filmmaker Daniel Lago, along with his long-time collaborator (and filmmaker in his own […]
Bro, I’m not going to lie, I’ve had gunshot wounds less painful than watching the […]
Something raw is brewing in North Miami and it’s not just the beer. Lost City […]
Forget dusty myths, Pioneer Winter Collective, Miami’s reigning disruptors of dance, just unleashed “Apollo,” a […]