Three Nights. Three Talks.
Last week was a whirlwind of creativity as I ventured out each night to hear others speak about what makes them tick and how they got to where they are […]
Tag Archives: writing
Hey Monea! Releases New Album
Halloween night, I got to see one of my favorite local band play at Musica to celebrate their most recent album, Fifty. Mark Leach, a Barberton, Ohio musician, opened up […]
The Big Big Mess
Saturday, September 5th, I went over to Annabell’s, a bar in the Highland Square area, to check out The Big Big Mess. Currently run by Katie Merz and Mike Krutel […]
Review: BLUE, Miss Billie
Saturday, September 5th, I had the pleasure of attending John Dayo-Aliya’s newest play at the Balch Street Theatre. BLUE, Miss Billie is a compelling story about one of the most […]
Artist Spotlight: John Burton
Friday, February 6th, I swung by Uncorked to hear John Burton (John Dayo-Aliya) read some poetry from his upcoming chapbook. Burton is a local poet, actor, singer, and playwright who […]
Film Challenge: Week One
As many of you know, I’m a huge proponent for helping out and promoting other creatives. One of my friends, Joe Hill is an aspiring director and I decided it would be […]
Musings: October
October. Fall. Autumn. Samhain. Halloween. All Hallow’s Eve. This time of year is an absolute favorite of mine. It’s when the summer heat fades and is replaced by crisp, “clean” […]
Short Story: Engulfed
She was submerged. Her naked form engulfed by the the thing she had once loved the most. In the beginning, she let her fear overrun her and she struggled. […]
Used Bookstore: Last Exit Books
“Second hand books are wild books, homeless books; they have come together in vast flocks of variegated feather, and have a charm which the domesticated volumes of the library lack.” […]
Short Story: The Path
A small, wooden box rested in her hands. Her full-length gown swept the floor as she walked the mourner’s path. Posture rigid, head facing straight ahead, the woman’s small, brown […]
TeaTime with the Mad Artist 