Flash Fiction Friday: The Fan

          I have a strange fascination for ceiling fans.  There are great starters for stories.  Such as…   The squeakiness of the fan annoyed me, yet I enjoyed the sweat that rolled down her skin.  I tasted its salt and swished it around my mouth for a few moments before I leaned forward, gently pushing my lips against her lobes.  No words.  We sat there exchanging quiet kisses...

Become a Dharma Bum: Kerouac Project seeks Writers D/L Friday April 1st

Have you been dreaming about a writing vacation? Imagine if you had three dedicated months to finish a writing project?  All that time for you and your project? Think about it! You don’t have to pay rent (get someone to house-sit for you), you don’t have to worry about the utilities, and you don’t have to worry about food—you will receive a food stipend. Here and there, you may be asked to participate in...

Things an art class can teach you

The significance of drawing is sometimes overlooked.

Surviving through Andre Tarkosky

Yes, food was not allowed in the theater.

New Film on Jean-Michel Basquiat, July 21, NYC

I have always been fascinated with the life of Basquiat.  Sadly, like many great artists he had a troubled life, created phenomenal work, and died young.   Artist and filmmaker Tamra Davis is premiering a new film called JEAN-MICHEL BASQUIAT: THE RADIANT CHILD in New York on July 21 at the Film Forum which will run to August 3rd.  Check it out. Did you like this? Share it or...