Shout at the Devil This statue of Lee Roy Selmon sits in a small park near the expressway that bears his name. Selmon wears the number 63, ...

Song of my soul, my voice is  dead, Die thou, unsung, as tears  unshed Shall dry and die in     Lost Carcosa.  "The King in Yellow...

In the Romantic imagination of many, the tools of the poet's trade are a quill, a piece of parchment, a tallow candle, and perhaps a gla...

Caleb Whitefoord, 1773 or 74.  Sir Joshua Reynolds Over the years, I've come across several essays about how some of the earliest novels...

Attacking art seems to be a thing these days.  Actually, it has a long history, but there seems to be an uptick this year. In February we re...