The back jackets of much of Thomas Bernhard's English-language translations are burdened by such qualifications as "near genius" or "second only to Kafka and Beckett." This, of course, is no small praise: there is no shame in being second to Kafka or Beckett; there is no shame in being a "ne
PennSound offers the kind of luxury that, soon upon its discovery, feels indispensable. It is a mammoth source of audio recordings – readings, interviews, sound art – both new and preserved, headed by the eminent Charles Bernstein and Al Filreis. The site is inclusive despite its natural tenden
Like Rafael, Adam Austin was driven as a young child to strive for excellence in his artwork. He would devote his life to attempt to capture life and illustrate his environment. His dedication and perseverance has lead to numerous productions influenced by New Orleans culture. Born in the late 80&