Poetic Ruins Reverberate in Edouard Duval-Carrié’s Marvelous Alchemy of History
The following essay was commissioned by Carlos & Olga Saladrigas Gallery at the Ignatian Center […]
Fort Lauderdale International Book Fair Announces 2026 Edition
Join us for an unforgettable day of literary discovery on Saturday, January 31, 2026. On […]
Comedian Tony Hinchcliffe Brought Sass to Fort Lauderdale
Tony Hinchcliffe is a Youngstown, Ohio born comedian and host of the Kill Tony podcast. […]
New Jitney Book Out Now: Biscayne Inferno by The Biscayne Poet
Biscayne Inferno and Other Stories is a hallucinatory blend of apocalyptic noir and Miami mythmaking, […]
Knocking at the Door – Remembering Justin and Karen
November 17, 2002 Miami, FL As soon as Melly answers her cell phone, I know […]
Lamebot’s “Acid Baile” is Miami Music That Bends Time
Miami is a city built on loops. The tide, the traffic, the basslines thumping through […]
You Are in Miami, You Know – Fiction
Raul Mendoza pushed his office door closed, barely muting the sound of files grinding to […]
Why the Obsession on Trump and the Epstein Files?
I confess: I’ve been confused by all the buzz about Trump being implicated in the […]
Margaret Cardillo: A Journey of a Local Author and Filmmaker
If you meet Margaret Cardillo at a café, she’ll be personable and talkative. She will […]
Death By Holiday – Hialeah’s Voice Gets Louder
In Hialeah, punk isn’t a fashion statement: It’s survival, humor, and defiance rolled into one. […]