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Today and Saturday: The New Orleans Comic and Zine Fest

Self-published writers, illustrators, and artists—and those who love their work—will gather today and tomorrow (and yesterday; whoops!) for a series of (chap)bookish gatherings and merrymaking under the banner of the 2014 New Orleans Comic and Zine Fest. Now, when we say “self-published,” we’re not talking about your romance novel-writing aunt with 15 e-books on Amazon ($0.99/ea.) Today and Saturday: The New Orleans Comic and Zine Fest

I learned something in the patterns and music in her voice: An interview with Catherine Lacey

John Ashbery once said, “I write with experiences in mind, but I don’t write about them, I write out of them.” This approach is not necessarily uncommon among poets or fiction writers, but Ashbery’s phrase returned to me again and again as I read Nobody Is Ever Missing, Catherine Lacey’s debut novel. In it, a I learned something in the patterns and music in her voice: An interview with Catherine Lacey

NOLA Bookfair Goes Radical

Local and regional print-smiths will converge  for the annual New Orleans Bookfair this Sunday, November 9 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Zeitgeist Multi-Disciplinary Arts Center (1618 Oretha Castle .Haley Blvd), with a kickoff presentation on French land occupation movement ZAD occurring on Saturday at 2 p.m. Available for perusal and purchase will be NOLA Bookfair Goes Radical

The Nocturnal Emissions of Brad Benischek

Brad Benischek’s Nocturnal Emissions is inspired by memories of playing the post apocalyptic role-playing game Gamma World as a teenager.  The show’s futuristic narrative moves beyond the game and its rules and into a strange unstable universe. Here, childhood, adolescent and adult fears and desires are superimposed on each other as a family navigates a The Nocturnal Emissions of Brad Benischek