August 7, 2020 | By Margo Hammond . . . On walks through my neighborhood in south St. Petersburg — a daily ritual I have adopted during this time of… Read More
Genre: Literary
New Fiction and Poetry
July 7, 2020 | Curated by Maureen McDole Fiction and Poetry . . My Rosa Parks in Response to Nikki Giovanni’s Rosa By Alexandra Morgan . . . Childhood remembrances… Read More
Traveling By Book Through Tampa Bay
July 6, 2020 | By Margo Hammond Traveling By Book Through Tampa Bay . . . Books can transport us to faraway, exotic places we’ve never seen, but they can… Read More
The Lost Art of Communicating by Snail Mail
By Margo Hammond MY DEAR FRIEND The Lost Art of Communicating by Snail Mail . . . I am writing this article for two reasons. First, I want to revive… Read More
Tenea D. Johnson Crafts Blueprints for Better Worlds
May 20, 2020 | By Jake-ann Jones Tenea D. Johnson a Multidisciplinary Artist Crafts Blueprints for Better Worlds . . . The future is now. Whether you’re a fan of… Read More
Gloria Muñoz On Crying in Two Languages
Q. “Canta y No Llores”: Where does that title of your essay come from? A. It’s part of the lyrics of a really popular song, a Mexican ranchera called “Cielito Lindo”… Read More
Gloria Muñoz — On Crying in Two Languages
May 13, 2020 | By Margo Hammond . . . Q. “Canta y No Llores”: Where does that title of your essay come from? A…. Read More
Financial Literacy for the Artist or, Now is a Horrible Time to Talk about My Finances!!
May 7, 2020 | By Jeff Cook One Person’s Take on Financial Literacy for the Artist . . . I have been a professional musician for most of my working… Read More
A Bibliophile’s Guide to the Internet
April 27, 2020 | By Margo Hammond. . . Order a book. Buy a T-shirt designed by a local artist that says Stay Safe, Read a Book. Expand your Kindle… Read More
Good Neighbors, Good Memories of Another Pandemic
April 20, 2020 | By Margo Hammond . . . In my recent feature, “Feeling Isolated? With Books You Can Be Surrounded by People Again (Although Some of Them May… Read More
