A Heartbreakingly Honest Story of Triumph Over Addiction Son of a French Holocaust survivor, Alan Kaufman drank to fill the huge hole in his heart, wrecking himself and everyone in his path. In Drunken Angel, the poet and critically acclaimed writer recounts with unvarnished honesty the story of the alcoholism that took him to the brink of death, the PTSD that drove him to the edge of madness, and the love that ...
Sarah Browning, director of Split This Rock and DC Poets Against the War, blogs about the P&W–supported Split This Rock Festival in Washington, D.C. What is a poet to do? The world seems to be exploding around us: The earth is warming at an alarming rate; the right wing attacking the basic human rights of women, LGBT people, and people of color; the rich trying to buy elections; and so many ...
SHALOM NEUMAN, UNHOLY COMMUNION, 1999 Fusion artwork A reading @ Lambert Fine Arts Saturday, February 25th, 2012 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM Hosted by Jim Feast with: Steve Dalachinsky • Yuko Otomo • Thad Rutkowski Carol Wierzbicki • John Farris • Bonny Finberg • Carl Watson Jill Rapaport • Joe Maynard • Tsaurah Litzky • Rob Hardin Anna Mockler • Ron Kolm • Chavisa Woods • Mike Topp Susan Scutti • Tom Savage • Shalom ...
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See Original Article in 'Pop City' Art is happening here in a big way.In all corners of the city, artists of all genres are coming together and creating a buzz, finding an audience. I've seen great theater by contemporary playwrights here, have watched exciting performance art, and I frequent three art house movie theaters and a monthly showcase for emerging filmmakers. Local venues host literary readings several nights a week, featuring ...
