Time-Trails and Travelled Roads: GALE RENEE WALDEN with Rod Kessler

DEC 17-JAN 18 | Books

In her recently released Where the Time Goes, Illinois poet Gale Renee Walden moves the reader in various ways, including along the time-line.

Shifting and Symmetry of Time

by George Widener

JUL-AUG 2018 | Critics Page

Although my investigations and conceptions of time are certainly self-taught and personal, they are not necessarily outside the canon of human experience or destiny. They’re in fact juxtaposed to the future evolution of technology and human neurological development. This is to say that perhaps one day some of my pictures will awaken from their present hibernation. The question here is whether my calendric calculations and reference points are merely personal or whether they’re connected to a futuristic synergized public.

Poking Holes in Performance Publishing: Brooklyn-based 3 Hole Press

by Erik Freer

SEPT 2018 | Theater

3 Hole Press reasserts the importance of performed works as literature, rendering scripts from emerging playwright-iconoclasts outside of and around the normative conventions of dramatic publishing.

Ursula K. Le Guin’s No Time to Spare

by Yvonne C. Garrett

MAY 2018 | Books

When Ursula K. Le Guin died earlier this year, some obituaries referred to her as a “leading fantasy” writer, but some were smart enough to simply call her what she was: one of our greatest writers.