“A Sonnet Does More Than a Three-Act Play”: Daryl Ponicsan on the Difficulty of Simplicity
A new literary venture is afoot with the publication of Daryl Ponicsan's collection, "Heat Deflectors," a mosaic of a work published by the independent Stairway Press. Long celebrated for his keen eye on American life, perhaps most famously in his
Mike Farris on “Fifty Shades of Black and White”: The Anatomy of a Lawsuit and the Fragility of Trust
In "Fifty Shades of Black and White," Mike Farris and Jenny Pedroza delve into a legal drama far more profound than a simple lawsuit. This book is a cautionary tale about the importance of written agreements, but it also explores
David Nabhan: A Literary Profile in Earth Science and Sci-Fi
A fascinating figure in both popular and scientific discourse, David Nabhan's work exists at a curious intersection of reportage, scholarly inquiry, and speculative fiction. His literary output, spanning four books on the seismic sciences, countless peer-reviewed papers, and a vast