Love in the time of coronavirus
Timely contents of a Little Free Library
April 2020
The never sufficiently praised Don Quixote of La Mancha
An egomaniac on the loose in the US and Spain
December 2019
A Californian in Atlanta
Georgia’s “heartbeat” bill evokes Joan Didion’s Play It as It Lay
July 2019
Riotous noon-day sun of the June-day long
Sidney Lanier’s The Marshes of Glynn comes alive in music
June 2019
Not like one of the family
Seeing and hearing black nannies
May 2019
In and around the oak
Significant trees in honor of Earth Day
March 2019
Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean
Romeo and Juliet at Atlanta’s Shakespeare Tavern
February 2019
Til it reaches the city of the sun
Reading Ovid in winter
January 2019
Back in the Wren’s Nest
Joel Chandler Harris turns 170
December 2018
Flying hair, bright eyes, ruddy cheeks
Atlanta’s Little Women Collaborative Altered Book Project
November 2018
Atlanta and the Bonfire of the Vanities
Gary Shteyngart connects 1980s New York with contemporary Atlanta
October 2018
The last sweet scent of cane
A white American and a Nigerian read Jean Toomer’s Cane
September 2018
Parliament of [F]owls
Geoffrey Chaucer meets Atlanta parade artist Chantelle Rytter
August 2018
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