Barbara Kraft’s sensitive memoir, Anaïs Nin: The Last Days, captures the humanity, mortality and essence of one of the twentieth century’s most celebrated and yet mysterious literary figures, employing sometimes loving...
Category - Literature
Pauline Adamek
LA Weekly’s book round up for 2011
The LA Weekly published submissions from several of its writers based on ‘Favorite book you read this year.’ Click this link and scroll down to see my choice. OR you can just read it...
A Playwright’s Workbook – You Already Know by Aaron Henne
As a theater critic, I am frequently in awe of the work I see on the stage. There are the timeless classics, such as Blithe Spirit or Medea – breathtaking in their artistry. There are the brave, new plays such as...
Reconsidering Gérôme — essays on a controversial artist
*** Jean-Léon Gérôme (1824-1904) was an undisputed professional success during his lifetime. Crowds flocked to see his vividly rendered historical and Orientalist compositions, and thanks to the mass marketing of his...
Our diverse stories captured by cameras — Photojournale Connections Across a Human Planet
Drawing from a stunning collection of photos from some of the world’s finest documentarians, visionaries and front-line photojournalists, some selected images from the Photojournale website are now available in...
