A.S. Coomer’s The Fetishists is a Hell of a ride
June 14, 2017You know you’re in for the literary equivalent of a ghost pepper when a human sex slave auction is the jumping off point in the book you’re reading. In the case of A.S. Coomer’s latest novel, The Fetishists, the happenings only get darker and nastier the further you read and you’ll inevitably find yourself consuming
UT professor’s classic book brings Iroquois history to life
June 1, 2017“In Native American circles, it is traditional for the grandparents to tell the ‘rising generations,’ their grandchildren, tales of the Old Times. When a child is ready to learn, she will come to a trusted Elder, respectfully requesting that Elder to tell her of times past.” –Barbara Alice Mann, PhD, introduction to “Land of the
Free Comic Book Day: Your Guide to Getting into Comics
May 3, 2017The success of many popular comic-based movies has created a renaissance for the genre. There is, simply, no better time to be a comic book nerd. Comics can be a tricky thing to pick up, due to an almost overwhelming amount of titles. Local shops will provide new readers with a perfect jump start on
Author Lizbeth Meredith discusses her latest memoir “Pieces of Me”
April 6, 2017Hear the true, gritty and detailed events of a parent’s worst nightmare, and the courage one woman had to go through to find her abducted children. Author Lizbeth Meredith discusses her latest memoir, “Pieces of Me,” detailing the kidnapping of her daughters and what she went through to bring them home while uncovering her own
The Art of Sharing Space: Heavy Color presents “Interconnected: Rhythm and Reflection”
March 30, 2017When you open yourself up to the community something unique happens— the community opens itself back up to you. Sam Woldenberg and Ben Cohen, the duo behind Heavy Color, see this exchange every time they perform. Known for their sonic collages and electro-acoustic soundscapes, mixing future beat and psychedelic jazz, the two-piece frequently collaborates with local
Chris Parker’s quixotic journey to tell the story of the 2016 Cavaliers’ championship run
March 21, 2017Say what you want about Chris Parker, the guy is honest. He doesn’t pull punches about the status of his book, King James Brings The Land A Crown: The Definitive Tale of the Cavaliers’ 2016 Title Run or how much it cost him to print it (hint: a lot). Parker, a transplant to Ohio, initially