Claire Phillips and Emily Rapp Black at Skylight
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Saturday August 15: Viktor Tsoi/Joanna Stingray new video
A tribute to Viktor Tsoi will premiere on Russia’s Channel One this Saturday, August 15th at the end of the Vremya news program. Joanna Stingray recorded an English version of… Read more Saturday August 15: Viktor Tsoi/Joanna Stingray new video →
“The Love Song of Joanna Stingray” now on Spotify
The timely release of a special bonus episode of the popular Cold War spy podcast Wind of Change, created and narrated by award winning writer Patrick Radden Keefe, comes just… Read more “The Love Song of Joanna Stingray” now on Spotify →
Kirkus Reviews: Joanna Stingray is “a study in moxie and enthusiasm”
RED WAVE: a memoir by an American who almost single-handedly introduced Soviet rock to the free world. Enchanted by the likes of Boris Grebenshchikov, whose samizdat cassettes were massively successful… Read more Kirkus Reviews: Joanna Stingray is “a study in moxie and enthusiasm” →
Foreword Reviews Loves Salvation Canyon
Ed Rosenthal’s gripping Salvation Canyon is about a desert hike gone wrong and a transformative, face-to-face confrontation with death…. The narrative is poignant as it reveals the clash between Rosenthal’s longing to… Read more Foreword Reviews Loves Salvation Canyon →
Praise from OC Art Blog for Even When Fall Is Here
… A more contemporary question gets posed in this work in an email communication between [gardener] Shea and Eloisa Haudenschild, the owner of the garden, where he describes his approach… Read more Praise from OC Art Blog for Even When Fall Is Here →
Naumann’s Mentors makes a “break from the sexist world” — Review from The Brooklyn Rail
In a comprehensive review of Naumann’s Mentors, The Brooklyn Rail pays special attention not only to the author’s close relationship to accomplished potter Beatrice Wood, but the effects this relationship… Read more Naumann’s Mentors makes a “break from the sexist world” — Review from The Brooklyn Rail →
NY Review of Books: Figuieredo’s Ibsen biography is “illuminating”
In The New York Review of Book‘s November issue, Ivo de Figueiredo’s Henrik Ibsen: The Man and the Mask (Yale University Press, 2019) is recognized as an “illuminating” biography that… Read more NY Review of Books: Figuieredo’s Ibsen biography is “illuminating” →