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All Hail the Glow Cloud: Exploring the Weird World of “Welcome to Night Vale”

Allyson GronowitzNovember 4, 2015

Welcome to Night Vale, where a sentient Glow Cloud rains dead animals, librarians are long-taloned, carnivorous creatures, and a faceless old woman secretly lives in your home. But don’t worry: the Glow Cloud (all hail!) turns benevolent and joins the school board, the escaped librarians are recaptured, and the faceless old woman lives in everyone’s home....

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Talking Sherlock Holmes with Bonnie MacBird

Allyson GronowitzOctober 15, 2015

Roughly ten seconds into our Skype conversation, Bonnie MacBird asks if I'd like to see Baker Street. As a fellow Sherlock Holmes fanatic, I immediately assent....

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LITERARY LA: The Year 1939 & the City of Angels

Maureen LenkerDecember 16, 2014

produced & written by MAUREEN LEE LENKER 1939 was a banner year in Los Angeles’ history. It marked the grand opening of Union Station, a major gateway fo...

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POETRY FOR THE PEOPLE: Poetry in Highland Park

Stephanie CaseNovember 6, 2014

video & photograph by STEPHANIE CASE The literary arts are blossoming inside Avenue 50 Studio, where poet Jessica Ceballos hosts a diverse mix of poetry ...

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STUDYING THE COMICS: Henry Jenkins on Art Spiegelman & Graphic Novels

Elizabeth NonemakerOctober 24, 2014

produced by ELIZABETH NONEMAKER Elizabeth Nonemaker sat down with professor and media scholar Henry Jenkins to discuss “Wordless!”, the touring collaboration...

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LITERARY LOS ANGELES: Lit Crawl L.A.

Elizabeth NonemakerOctober 23, 2014

photographed & produced by ELIZABETH NONEMAKER Can’t choose between a night out on the town or at home with a good book? Lit Crawl L.A. combined the two...

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BUILDING IDENTITY: CHARLES M. BLOW’S NEW MEMOIR

Myah WilliamsOctober 23, 2014

photographed & produced by MYAH WILLIAMS NY Times visual Op-Ed columnist Charles M. Blow explores building identity in his recently published memoir...

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