DTLAB: Opening 6/27
UPDATE: We have changed the location for the entire duration of DTLAB. It's now at happening at Les Noces Du Figaro - 618 S. Broadway Ave., LA CA... Read more →
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DTLAB: Why Downtown LA
UPDATE: We have changed the location for the entire duration of DTLAB. It's now at happening at Les Noces Du Figaro - 618 S. Broadway Ave., LA CA... Read more →
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DTLAB: The Return
UPDATE: We have changed the location for the entire duration of DTLAB. It's now at happening at Les Noces Du Figaro - 618 S. Broadway Ave., LA CA... Read more →
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Maya Angelou: Still She Rises
When I reached to old friend and exceptional poet Ama Birch about writing a piece on Maya Angelou's passing, she sent me this short piece. It's not... Read more →
PUBLISH!, DT•LAB, & the Start of Summer
There’s not much to report this week. Except to say things are brewing. Things are ready to be shaken up a bit. I guess we’re just getting ready... Read more →
Inside the Earthquake Palace of Will Alexander
Time and time again, when I ask artists I respect to give me a list of their favorite Los Angeles poets, the name Will Alexander pops up. Of course,... Read more →
People and Books: Connecting the Dots
It’s sometimes difficult to understand what a book is, especially (strangely enough) once you’ve experience life as a publisher. I often joke... Read more →
Bondage
A few weeks back, I was interviewed by Darren Cifarelli for The Morningside Park Chronicles. I met Darren in March when I was the featured reader at... Read more →
Year of Underground Publishing – and Learning
In June, we will celebrate a year of our PUBLISH! project. It’s been an interesting, exciting, frustrating experience that presented us with... Read more →
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Art in a Time of War: 22 Years After the LA Uprising
It's hard to believe that 22 years have passed since so much of Los Angeles was burning following the ruling in the Rodney King/LAPD case. But here... Read more →
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