Tag: publishing
Of Sound Mind: Fitz Patton Sees Theater As Tonal Adventure
Sound designer? Composer? Photographer? Publisher? Call him what you like. But call: he's listening.
Artist Promotion? Data Scam? My Trip With VoyageChicago
Promoting artists sounds great -- until you think they're aggregating your personal information.
Why Deana Lawson, Artist, Silenced Steven Nelson, Scholar
To defend her brand, an artist silenced a scholarly critique of her work. Why you should be terrified.
Fund Your Favorite Sites with Flattr — and Fight Fake News
It’s difficult to earn money from online content. This service could change all that.
2017 Politics Got You Down? Let William Dean Howells Be Your...
Nationalistic rhetoric, fear of immigrants, police killings of citizens? How the Haymarket case reflects 2017 politics.
Advice and Consent: Nia Vardalos Finds “Tiny Beautiful Things”
Nia Vardalos adapts and stars in a theatrical retelling of pain and survival.
Hugh Hefner: A Son of a Bitch. God Rest His Soul.
People are complicated, few more so than Hugh Hefner.
“The Sense of the Past”: Henry James’s Rickety WABAC Machine
The unfinished, posthumously published 1917 novel transports its hero back to 1820.
Michael Moore Thumps Trump in “The Terms of My Surrender”
Moore's hoot-and-holler, directed by Michael Mayer, preaches to the converted.
Theater Critic Helen Shaw: Monster in the Audience
"We prepare and experience and think and respond, but know? I don't know anything."
Bill Hirschman: Theater Criticism’s Cockeyed Optimist
"An opinion is not criticism; it’s not even good reviewing."
10 Resolutions to End This Effed-Up Year of Trump
Let's be honest and kill the orange elephant in the room.
Remembering the Brilliant Stories of Mavis Gallant
"The New Yorker" fiction writer, who died last year, is unfairly too obscure.
Critical I: Misha Berson, Seattle Times
"It takes a special person (or masochist) to self-select this job..."
Exhibition Shows You Can Judge a Book by Its Dust Jacket
Gatsby to Garp at the Morgan Library features iconic book designs.
National Security Depends on Press Freedom
The federal courts spit on the Constitution, hoping you’ll think backwards.
Ayad Akhtar Wins Drama Pulitzer for “Disgraced”
Play depicts corporate lawyer hiding his Muslim heritage.
Newest Reel for Leonard Jacobs of the CFR
Introducing the newest version of my reel to the world.
RIP RGB, RIP GOP, RIP USA
None of the second-rate white men currently on the Supreme Court will receive the honors given to RBG when they finally die.
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Herman Cain (and Republicans Unable)
And then there was Jerry Falwell, Jr., with his open pants, evangelical FUPA and his hands veering into prime side-boob territory with -- hey, doesn't she have a name?
