“A poor man from the country gives voice to his troubles in the blues, then he transforms his blues into something cathartic and fun, finding dignity and community in the process. “
It’s Part Six of the mini-series from friend and Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria
“Please learn from the story of the girl and her slow, oblivious boy.
A personal reflection of trying to make up for mistakes made, direct from the good heart of Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria – in this final chapter of “Japan: Lost And Found”
And we say, it’s alright: Let’s have a big welcome for our newest Contributing Author John “Archie Leech” Burger, here to talk about his experiences while viewing this past Monday’s solar eclipse.
Our good friend and Contributing Author Chuck Small shares some thoughts about introspection and self care
“…the Beats inspire people like me to make something myself, to get creative on my own terms.”
It’s Part Five of the new series from friend and Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria
We’re all busy. And Contributing Author JJ Live At Leeds is no exception. But as a shining example of a steadfast Leodensian, he has soldiered on and provides more options than you could ever possibly use to fill your leisure time
Take This Hammer
“…I’m hoping such a pragmatically graceful approach can effectively inspire us to soldier on in spite of our many shortcomings, and bring us to a better place.”
It’s Part Four of the new series from friend and Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria
“It would take several years of quiet toiling for these pioneers to hone their methods, but by the middle of the decade, their efforts proved to be a terrifying success.”
It’s Part Three of the new series from friend and Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria
Bartles and Jaymes. Paul Masson. Eddie “The Mad Chemist” Muscatel. Legends, all. And Contributing Author Stobgopper, is a fan of it all. Join him for a “playful, yet complicit” primer on the fermented grape experience
“…modern artists committing themselves to elaborate theories and laborious formal processes that served to strip their creations from that pesky mundane concern for personal expression.”
It’s Part Two of the new series from friend and Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria
